Federico Sturzenegger

The best way to describe the current state of affairs in Argentina is that we are living in uncertain times. Uncertainty, as opposed to situations of risk, requires quick reaction and adaptability to constantly changing conditions, which is what President Mauricio Macri and his closest advisor, Cabinet Chief Marcos Peña, have lacked over the past several months.

Weak currencies boost exports. But they also increase inflation and the burden of foreign-denominated debt

Big declines in Argentina’s currency and bond markets marked the beginning of a rout that spread across emerging markets in recent months.

15/06/2018 Nicolás Dujovne says care has been taken to ensure austerity drive is not overambitious

Un’altra giornata di passione per l’Argentina sul mercato dei cambi.

The Argentine government is moving to replace two ministers after the resignation of its Central Bank President due to the unravelling economic turmoil and a nascent political crisis in the country.

Appointment of Luis Caputo comes after weeks of turmoil in foreign exchange markets

14/06/18 - 20:01 - Federico Sturzenegger salió de la presidencia del banco central argentino, convirtiéndose en la primera víctima del desplome del peso, que se agravó durante la jornada.

Valor é o maior já obtido por um governo argentino. O plano acertado terá validade de 36 meses