— Analysis and summaries of current economic conditions, policies, and trends within Argentina. —
Economist Emmanuel Álvarez Agis says Argentina's Central Bank (BCRA) actively intervenes in the dollar market, employing a "dirty float" or managed exchange rate policy, rather than allowing free flotation. The BCRA influences the dollar through interest rate hikes and selling $5 billion in the futu
Economist Emmanuel Álvarez Agis blames two factors for deterring international investors from Argentina: recurring capital controls, even under right-wing governments, and the global rise of 'outsider' leaders. He recalls a 2022 investor warning about Javier Milei's potential win, citing Trump and B
Inflation in Argentina is not a monetary problem but a direct consequence of the low productivity of its non-agricultural sector, which fails to compete on the global stage. This inability prevents the wealth promised through credit from being validated by real production, leading to an inevitable e
Former Independiente director Noray Nakis called his imprisonment "a disgrace and an embarrassment." Authorities accused him of illicit association and supplying tickets to the club's "barra brava" hooligans. Nakis maintains his innocence. He claims the club's general secretary testified Nakis never
New health protocols for football's return will deepen inequalities between Argentina's top division and lower leagues. Physical trainer Javier Carnero warns resource-limited clubs, often with one pitch, will force staff to work more for less to manage player groups. This adds operational strain to