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YPF and Tesla Explore EV Charging Network in Argentina

YPF, the state-owned oil company, has entered into a letter of intent with Tesla, the automaker, to investigate the potential establishment of a fast-charging network for electric vehicles in Argentina. The announcement was made by YPF President Horacio Marín, who, on Monday, visited Tesla’s Gigafactory in Texas with Michael Snyder, the vice president of energy … Read more

Milei envisions a surge of immigration to the provinces

President Javier Milei anticipates that substantial investments in energy and mining will not only redefine the nation’s productive and export landscape but also alter the living conditions of millions of Argentines. Deregulation and State Transformation Minister Federico Sturzenegger, a cabinet member closely aligned with the president’s economic ideas, has articulated this ambition most clearly. Sturzenegger … Read more

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World Bank Guarantees Argentina $2 Billion Loan

In an effort to help Argentina’s struggling economy get access to global capital markets, the World Bank announced on Tuesday that it was providing guarantees to grant the country access to up to US$2 billion in commercial loans. Argentina, burdened by debt, faces private debt obligations exceeding US$4 billion that are set to mature in … Read more

Oil Falls as US and Iran End Middle East Conflict

The announcement that the United States and Iran have reached an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz triggered a strong reaction across global markets. Oil prices experienced a significant decline due to anticipations that energy transportation via a critical global shipping route will stabilise. Concurrently, equity futures on Wall Street saw an uptick, and … Read more

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Bitcoin experts question Adorni’s wealth surge claims

The explanations provided by Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni regarding his cryptocurrency investments have once again come under scrutiny. Last week, blockchain specialist Fernando Molina analysed one of the digital wallets the official showed during a recent television interview and estimated potential profits of around US$60,000 – far below the US$300,000 Adorni claimed to have earned … Read more

4 ways Argentinians move money outside the formal banking system

Argentina’s informal financial architecture is not a workaround — it is, for millions of people, the primary system. Decades of inflation, capital controls, and repeated currency crises have driven households and businesses to build parallel rails for storing and transferring value. These channels are technically sophisticated, deeply embedded in daily commerce, and increasingly intertwined with … Read more

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Beijing Builds City for 5,000 Andean Miners

The Cordillera Sanjuanina, a segment of the Andes mountain range situated in San Juan Province, is poised to accommodate thousands of workers in a newly constructed city. Established within the framework of the Vicuña mining initiative, this location is set to function as the central hub for the extensive project spearheaded by Lundin Mining and … Read more

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Dollars under the mattress—Argentine governments’ golden grail

Since assuming office in late 2023, Javier Milei has made various efforts to encourage Argentines to withdraw their dollars from “under the mattress” — essentially, to reintegrate them into the formal economy. The initial initiative was the Asset Regularisation Regime, a tax amnesty that permitted Argentines to disclose assets that were previously concealed. It launched … Read more

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Argentina’s mining exports hit a record high in early 2026

Argentina’s mining exports reached a record level in the initial four months of 2026, propelled by increasing demand for lithium, gold, and silver from the United States, China, and Switzerland. The figures were disclosed by the Mining Secretariat in its monthly report on the sector, subsequently shared by Economy Minister Luis Caputo on Friday and … Read more

Argentina’s Inflation Cools Further in May

May inflation in Argentina was recorded at 2.1%, according to a report released Thursday by the statistics agency INDEC. The figure indicates a slight decline compared to April’s 2.6%, marking the first occurrence in a year where the inflation rate has shown a deceleration for two consecutive months. It is also the lowest figure in … Read more