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12.11.25 - 21:12
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Vista Energy Looks to Propel Argentina′s Shale Exports (Bloomberg)
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Vista Energy SAB sees reforms from Javier Milei as a way to growth after his win in midterm elections, along with expectations of reforms of Argentine labor laws. Vista Chairman & CEO Miguel Galuccio sees
having "less tax" and "more flexibility" as keys to helping the company be more competitive. He joined Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec on 'Bloomberg Businessweek Daily' to break it down. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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12.11.25 - 13:04
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Milei Keeps the Peso From Driving Huge Price Hikes in Argentina (Bloomberg)
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Romina Jara has navigated five runs on the Argentine peso in recent years. This year brought the sixth. But unlike in the past, Jara — a manager in a wholesale supermarket — and other shopkeepers don't plan on passing on the cost increase to customers, at least not immediately. “This time, we're not going crazy and rushing to raise prices,” the 46-year-old said....
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07.11.25 - 10:18
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Argentinien: Argumente für Peso-Abwertung greifen nicht (Anleihencheck)
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München (www.anleihencheck.de) - Es wurde zuletzt stark darüber spekuliert, dass der argentinische Peso möglicherweise überbewertet sei und abgewertet werden sollte, so Thierry Larose, Portfoliomanager bei Vontobel.
Mindestens jedoch sollte die aktuelle Wechselkursbandbreite erweitert werden. Das Ziel müsse sein, die Wettbewerbsfähigkeit zu verbessern, der Zentralbank den Wiederaufbau von Devisenreserven zu ermöglichen und die ehrgeizigen Netto-Devisenreserven-Ziele (NIR) zu erreichen, die im Rahmen der erweiterten Kreditfazilität des IWF festgelegt worden seien. [mehr]...
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04.11.25 - 22:42
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′We don′t have enough to eat, to live′: how Milei′s ′chainsaw′ cuts are driving homelessness in Argentina (The Guardian)
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Those hit hard by far-right leader's zero-deficit policies fear worse to come after his election winArgentinians and tourists walking the streets of Buenos Aires are used to the large rubbish containers placed beneath the neoclassical and art nouveau buildings of the country's capital and wealthiest city.A more observant passerby, however, might notice a recent addition: a red warning placed by the city government reading “Danger, do not enter”, accompanied by a pictogram showing a person halfway inside. Continue reading......
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