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 April. The ongoing quarantine poses some limitations on activity improving during the coming weeks, but anyhow we expect the trend to stay positive.
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ARGENTINA: The Week at a Glance
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Economic Risks
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Argentina: The Week at a Glance
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Six Risks to the Post‐Coronavirus Recovery
Policymakers face obstacles in getting the economy back on track. KEY INSIGHTS Once the initial post‐lockdown economic surge has abated, the global economy faces six key risks to its long‐term recovery. These include a second wave of the coronavirus, deteriorating U.S.‐China relations, and defaults in the U.S. nonfinancial corporate sector. Other risks include fiscal consolidation […]
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Argentina: The Week at a Glance
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Global Letter – Tip of the iceberg
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