Rafael Aguilar

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Rafael Aguilar is studying Economics at the University of Buenos Aires.

He is currently Analyst in Econviews.

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July 14, 2020

Argentina: The Week at a Glance

Editorial: The Financial Health of the Provinces Argentina's provinces finished 2019 with a primary fiscal surplus for the second year in a row. But, despite this improvement in fiscal behavior, three provinces have already defaulted this year and the...

By Andrés Borenstein, Isaías Marini, Lorena Giorgio, Mariela Díaz Romero, Miguel A. Kiguel, Rafael Aguilar

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June 30, 2020

Argentina Economy: The Week at a Glance

Editorial: Emission, the Great Danger for the Second Semester Argentina is heading towards a primary deficit which, being conservative, will reach 5.5% of GDP but could be higher, depending on factors such as assistance to the private sector through...

By Andrés Borenstein, Isaías Marini, Lorena Giorgio, Mariela Díaz Romero, Miguel A. Kiguel, Rafael Aguilar

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June 17, 2020

Argentina Economy: The Week at a Glance

Editorial: Unnecessary Noise The announcement that Vicentín was being expropriated made a lot of unnecessary noise in the economy. This could complicate both the short-term and medium-term outlook, the former because it could affect the debt restructuring and the...

By Andrés Borenstein, Isaías Marini, Lorena Giorgio, Mariela Díaz Romero, Miguel A. Kiguel, Rafael Aguilar

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June 16, 2020

Argentina: Econviews Monthly Report

Recent Developments COVID-19: 85% of the country has normalized activities with social distancing recommendations (with the exception of tourism, massive events and inter-jurisdictional transport, which are not allowed). In the case of the Metropolitan Area, the pace of contag......

By Andrés Borenstein, Isaías Marini, Lorena Giorgio, Mariela Díaz Romero, Miguel A. Kiguel, Rafael Aguilar

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June 9, 2020

ARGENTINA: The Week at a Glance

In Argentina, the feeling is that we hit rock bottom in April. Cement production, CAME’s sales, new vehicle registrations, Debits and Credits Tax revenue, and the recent PMI made by UADE all show better results in May than in...

By Andrés Borenstein, Isaías Marini, Lorena Giorgio, Mariela Díaz Romero, Miguel A. Kiguel, Rafael Aguilar

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June 2, 2020

ARGENTINA: THE WEEK AT A GLANCE

Editorial: What Does a Good Deal on Public Debt Entail? We must call a spade a spade: we are in default. Neither technical nor anecdotal, simply in default. It could be an anecdote if there is an agreement with...

By Andrés Borenstein, Isaías Marini, Lorena Giorgio, Mariela Díaz Romero, Miguel A. Kiguel, Rafael Aguilar

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May 29, 2020

Solucionar el default no implica volver a crecer

Estimados clientes y amigos, Compartimos con ustedes el artículo del Dr. Kiguel de hoy en El Cronista. Esperamos que les sea de utilidad. Saludos cordiales, Solucionar el default no implica volver a crecer La economía argentina se encuentra ante un desafío ciclópeo....

By Miguel A. Kiguel

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