Blue Dollar Updates 
President Javier Milei understands more than anyone that the paramount objective in life is to steer clear of unforced errors. It is noteworthy that the application of that rule to the case of Manuel Adorni, his now former Cabinet Chief, was delayed significantly. Adorni’s rags-to-riches narrative captivated the public for more than three months, ultimately … Read more
The winter cold snap and the conflict in the Middle East have converged to produce a dire situation for Argentine industry. As residential gas demand escalates and import prices increase, numerous companies confront the possibility of halting operations, raising alarms throughout the manufacturing sector, as reported. Most small and medium-sized manufacturers that depend on gas … Read more
Economy Minister Luis Caputo announced that a private company based in the United States intends to invest US$1.2 billion to construct a small modular reactor at the Atucha nuclear complex. The reactor, an ACR-300, was designed in Argentina. The project was presented by Meitner Energy, a firm with capital from both the United States and … Read more
The free trade agreement between the European Union and Mercosur stands as one of the largest and most ambitious globally, as noted by diplomats from the EU, Spain, and Catalonia. However, for full implementation, the economies of both blocs must adjust to competition and new trade regulations. While the signing — following over two decades … Read more
After lying dormant through the first half of the year, the dollar — that great Argentine obsession — experienced a resurgence in June, climbing more than 5% over the month to reach its highest level since October 2025. On June 30, the U.S. currency appreciated to 1,482 pesos in the wholesale market — the segment … Read more
Argentina’s impressive bond rally is poised to face challenges as the upcoming presidential elections reignite worries regarding the nation’s tumultuous economic history, as noted by Pablo Goldberg, an emerging markets portfolio manager at BlackRock Inc. The debt has returned approximately 8.3 percent this year, surpassing any other sovereign in Latin America, following two ratings upgrades … Read more
In May, delinquency rates among Argentine households increased for the 19th consecutive month, approaching 13% of total household credit. At non-financial institutions such as fintech companies and digital wallets, that figure surpasses 32% — a record high in both instances. The data originates from a report utilising official statistics provided by consulting firm 1816, which … Read more
The utility-rate adjustment implemented by Javier Milei’s government has significantly diminished the purchasing power of lower-income households, thereby hindering the recovery in domestic consumption — and consequently, in economic activity. Utilities have experienced a significant increase, surpassing the average inflation rate since Milei assumed office. The Interdisciplinary Institute of Political Economy has projected that from … Read more
Argentina’s economy contracted in April following a brief recovery in the preceding month, highlighting a pattern of inconsistent growth as President Javier Milei’s term progresses beyond the halfway mark. Economic activity declined by 1.5 percent from March, falling short of the one percent decrease projected by economists, as reported by government data released on Monday. … Read more
President Javier Milei confirmed on Sunday that Diego Santilli will assume the role of Cabinet chief following the resignation of Manuel Adorni, who is currently under investigation for alleged illicit enrichment. Milei disclosed the appointment via social media, sharing an image of himself with Santilli and his sister, Karina Milei, who serves as Presidential Chief-of-Staff. … Read more