Argentina resolved to reduce the rights of export for fish products processed entirely in the country to encourage shipments abroad from this sector, official sources reported this Saturday. Through a decree signed by the Argentine president, Alberto Fernández, and published this Saturday in the Official Gazette, export duties were eliminated – up to 4.5% – […]
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Argentina’s opposition would inflict a resounding defeat to Peronism in legislative elections
According to the latest polls, Argentina’s center-right opposition would once again beat the Peronist ruling party in the midterm elections to be held on November 14, after a resounding victory in the September primaries. The opposition leads most of the polls by at least eight points, which could lead Alberto Fernández’s government to lose its […]
Banks in Argentina will not be able to vary their dollar holdings this month
The Central Bank of Argentina ruled this Thursday that until the end of this month the banks operating in the country do not alter their current level of holdings of Dollars, at a time when the price of the US currency has reached new highs in the face of growing demand. The measure was adopted […]
The appetite for dollars in Argentina pushes prices to new records
The growing appetite for Dollars Americans in Argentina, fueled by doubts about the weak economy of the South American country, this Thursday pushed the multiple prices of the US currency to new record levels. The so-called “blue dollar” (informal retail market) reached a new maximum of 200 pesos per unit for sale, although at the […]
Indecopi: Peru ratifies tariff fence for subsidized biodiesel from Argentina
The National Institute for the Defense of Competition and the Protection of Intellectual Property (Indecopi) rejected the questions about the initiation of an examination procedure due to the expiry of measures to the anti-dumping duties imposed on the imports of biodiesel, which started in September 2020. In accordance with Resolution No. 265-2021 / CDB-INDECOPI, published […]
Argentina pays about US $ 390 million in interest to the IMF, continues negotiation for debt
Argentina made an interest payment to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Monday for about 390 million dollars for the debt that the country contracted in 2018 and that amounts to about US $ 45,000 million, reported an official source from the southern country. The government of President Alberto Fernández negotiates with the IMF a […]
Argentina to produce green hydrogen with multimillion-dollar Fortescue project
The Australian mining company Fortescue announced this Monday, after a meeting with senior authorities of the Argentine Government, that until 2028 it will invest US $ 8.4 billion in the South American country to develop a green hydrogen production project. The announcement was made within the framework of the COP26 climate summit held in Glasgow […]
Argentina criticizes in the G20 that the debt with the IMF “condemns generations”
The president of Argentina, Alberto Fernandez, criticized today in his speech at the first session of the G20 leaders’ summit in Rome that the country’s high debt of more than US $ 46,000 million with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) “Condemns generations” and charged against “the capitalism of production” and “the logic of financial speculation.” […]
Argentina: Spanish President Pedro Sánchez ratifies Fernández’s support for his negotiations with the IMF
Updated on 10/30/2021 12:16 pm The head of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sanchez, ratified this Saturday personally to the president of Argentina, Alberto Fernandez, your endorsement of conversations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for the renegotiation of your country’s debt. Sánchez and Fernández, who greeted each other with an effusive hug, met in Rome […]
What is and how has the G20 been transformed
Since its inception in the late 1990s, the Group of 20 It has transformed from an international body to address financial crises into a forum to address urgent global issues such as access to vaccines and climate change. Is the structure of the G20 adequate to respond to the changing needs of our time? That […]