Peso argentino

The government announced a “reprofiling”—ie, delayed repayment—of $100bn-worth of short term borrowings and raised the prospect that some longer-term debts might be rejigged, too. That led to a new wave of capital flight and a few days later the reimposition of currency controls.

Government moves to prevent capital flight after peso slides in spiralling economic crisis

Novas regras limitam compra da moeda e mandam exportador retornar divisas ao país em 5 días

En su primera actividad como ministro de Hacienda, Hernán Lacunza, dio primeras señales de aliento. Hoy tiene su segunda prueba de fuego: reunirse con el equipo económico de Alberto Fernández.

The slump in the Argentine peso last week made the country’s pile of debt much harder to repay, signaling a renegotiation may again be in the cards for the South American nation.

Partial recovery may indicate some investors believe a possible Fernandez administration won’t be so radical

An opposition triumph in primary elections prompts a vicious sell-off

Se trata de la capitalización bursátil que han perdido, en conjunto, Cencosud, Latam Airlines, Andina B y CCU, tras la dura derrota que sufrió Mauricio Macri en las primarias presidenciales del domingo.

President unveils raft of emergency economic measures after major political setback