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Edition of Oct 24, 2026 · 39 stories
Analysts warn of increasing dollar pressure towards the end of the year, driven by political and financial uncertainty as well as seasonal demand for dollars. The Central Bank's intervention plays a role in absorbing some of the available supply. While some experts foresee a gradual rise in the exchange rate, they believe there are no economic fundamentals suggesting significant tensions in the short term.
By Perfil
Since the announcement of the "best months" by the Minister of Economy, the Argentine economy has shown a deterioration in several key indicators, such as country risk and employment. Economic growth has been below expectations, with data indicating a potential technical recession. The decline in consumption and insecurity in the financial market have also increased, raising doubts about the government's ability to stabilize the economic situation.
By Perfil
In a recent general audience, the Pope received a letter from the National Interuniversity Council (CIN) where Argentina's public universities express concern over the government's failure to comply with the university funding law. The rectors argue that this situation undermines the legitimacy of the university system, pointing out damage to the social contract and the division of powers. The letter also emphasizes the importance of dialogue and the search for truth as conditions for human coexistence.
By Página/12
The Argentine government has regulated the Innocence Fiscal II Law, introducing significant changes in tax verification, focusing on residency as the sole essential requirement. This regulation aims to encourage citizens to formalize their savings and promises a liberating effect for those who meet the deadline requirements. However, the law's implementation depends on approval from each province, which could limit its effectiveness.
By Página/12
The Peronist party met in La Pampa to discuss party unity and prepare for the 2027 elections. During the summit, leaders agreed on the importance of maintaining political dialogue and defending the Open, Simultaneous, and Mandatory Primaries (PASO) as a democratic tool. The agenda also focused on analyzing the 2027 Budget and the impact of current economic policies on provinces and social sectors.
By Página/12
The resignation of Daniel González, former virtual deputy economy minister, is significant in the current political context of Argentina. His departure is seen as a response to the lack of support from the government, particularly from Karina Milei, reflecting power dynamics within Javier Milei's cabinet. While energy companies saw positive outcomes under his management, the national economy and provinces received uneven benefits from energy resources.
By Página/12
In the last electoral debate in Brazil, Lula da Silva and Bolsonaro referenced Argentina's economic situation, mentioning Javier Milei and Cristina Kirchner. Lula criticized Bolsonaro by comparing him to Milei, while Bolsonaro defended his management by paralleling it with Kirchner's administration. The debate was heated, with exchanges of jabs and accusations regarding inflation and debt.
By Clarín
Javier Milei made a visit to Madrid with a reduced entourage, emphasizing his attempt to minimize costs compared to previous trips. The estimated expense of around $300,000 to $400,000 has sparked criticism regarding the use of public funds, alongside discussions of a potential shift in the availability of state resources. The trip was partly viewed as a personal marketing strategy in contrast to other leaders.
By La Nación
The Regime for Incentive of Large Investments (RIGI) has approved more than twenty projects amounting to over 65 billion dollars. Its success lies in guaranteeing the stability of fiscal and contractual rules for thirty years, as well as the option for international arbitration to resolve disputes. This framework aims to restore confidence in investment in Argentina, providing legal certainty against government changes.
By La Nación
The judiciary has acquitted Javier Milei and others involved in the $LIBRA cryptocurrency case, effectively closing an investigation that suggested a potential scam. Despite emerging allegations of suspicious transactions and contacts between Milei and the project's promoters, the prosecution never formalized charges. This conclusion of the case has been criticized by victims who complained about the slow judicial process and inadequate measures during the investigation.
By La Nación
The article discusses the tensions between Javier Milei's government and the northern governors of Argentina regarding two infrastructure projects and the implementation of electricity tariffs in warm areas. Despite recent approval for funding railway development and artificial intelligence, there are criticisms about the lack of concrete commitments in the Belgrano Cargas bidding and delays in the implementation of an electricity subsidy system for the mentioned regions. Discussions in the Northern Grande Parliament reflect concerns about infrastructure modernization and equitable access to basic services.
By Ámbito
The article examines the political and economic situation in Argentina under Javier Milei's government, highlighting increasing concerns about the economy's state and surveys indicating a slight uptick in his image. In this context of vulnerability, potential recession, and the peronists striving for cohesion against the backdrop of rising libertarians as a significant competitor are discussed. The piece reflects tensions between the government and business sectors, as well as expectations for structural changes in the Argentine economy.
By La Nación
The Argentine government plans to refinance approximately $10.8 trillion in debt, following a successful exchange of a dollar-linked note. The Finance Secretariat is expected to successfully renew 100% of these maturities, extending them beyond 2027. Experts suggest that peso-denominated assets have remained resilient despite rising country risk, and year-end seasonal demand may affect interest rates.
By Ámbito