Report post Oct 25, 2021 Argentina: Orderly or Messy Adjustment? When the legislative elections of November 14 pass, all eyes will return almost exclusively to the economy. Once the results are digested, the question Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Isaías Marini, Lorena Giorgio, Miguel A. Kiguel Econviews
Report post Oct 13, 2021 Argentina: New “Cepo”, Old Problems, No Solutions Last week the Central Bank again intensified the “cepo”, cutting import payments and making the operation of alternative dollars even more restrictive. You could Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Isaías Marini, Miguel A. Kiguel Econviews
Report post Oct 04, 2021 Argentina: Transitory Needs and Permanent Problems This week the government announced a plan for 55-year-old women and 60-year-old men to obtain their retirement if they are unemployed and meet a Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Isaías Marini, Miguel A. Kiguel Econviews
Report post Sep 27, 2021 Argentina: Open for Business “High-Beta” is one of the most used analogies to describe the Argentine economy. There is a mathematical reason for that. Argentina is not the Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Isaías Marini, Miguel A. Kiguel Econviews
Report post Sep 24, 2021 Argentina: Special Analysis on Public debt. Will it be sustainable this time? I. A poor election and a Government under pressure Inflation, the exchange rate, and economic activity are moving in election mode. The government is Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Isaías Marini, Lorena Giorgio, Miguel A. Kiguel Econviews
Report post Sep 21, 2021 Argentina: More Short-Term Uncertainty, an Opportunity in the Long Term The results of the primary elections were surprising, as well as how quickly internal tensions escalated within the ruling coalition. The market’s vote was Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Isaías Marini, Lorena Giorgio, Miguel A. Kiguel Econviews
Report post Sep 14, 2021 Argentina: The Current Rate of Intervention Is Unsustainable The BCRA sold more than 800 million dollars since the FX market changed from positive to negative on August 26. There are several factors Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Isaías Marini, Miguel A. Kiguel Econviews
Report post Sep 08, 2021 Argentina: Waiting for the budget On September 15, 3 days after the primary elections, Congress will receive from Martín Guzmán the budget bill for 2022. Although the budget has Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Isaías Marini, Lorena Giorgio, Miguel A. Kiguel Econviews
Report post Aug 31, 2021 Argentina: Agreement With the IMF: One More Round Is Missing This week, Argentine financial asset prices soared. Some say that the polls are bad for the government and that is good for the markets. Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Isaías Marini, Lorena Giorgio, Miguel A. Kiguel Econviews
Report post Aug 26, 2021 Argentina: Special Analysis on Construction and Real Estate I. Is there a way to turnaround the economy? Inflation, the exchange rate, and economic activity are moving in election mode. The government is Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Isaías Marini, Lorena Giorgio, Miguel A. Kiguel Econviews
