Argentina's President Javier Milei outlines a flexible exchange rate policy as the country prepares to lift capital controls, aiming to manage inflation and restore investor confidence.

Argentine President Javier Milei outlined fresh details of his currency strategy Tuesday, a key and necessary first step before his government expects to return to capital markets in 2026.

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Argetine President Javier Milei is chainsawing his way through his country’s social safety net. That could be a preview of ...

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Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari said it appears likely that “further modest reductions” in the central ...

Consumer prices rose 3.5 per cent in September from the month before, barely touching the Bloomberg survey median of 3.6 per ...

Argentina has officially overtaken Brazil as the leading country in Latin America for cryptocurrency inflows. Between July ...

Argentina's governments have since the 1940s reflected to some degree the Perón-ista worldview, named after Juan Domingo ...

In Argentina, lawmakers fail to reverse presidential veto on law boosting public university funding Lawmakers in Argentina’s ...

Argentina's inflation, although slowing slightly, remains one of the highest globally, posing challenges for workers facing ...