Argentina’s economy stalled after an August devaluation of the official peso rate, illustrating the challenge President-elect
Economic activity was flat in September from a month earlier, according to government data published Wednesday, stronger than the 0.5% drop forecast by economists. From a year earlier, the gross domestic product proxy fell 0.7%, in line with expectations.
Milei’s upset victory in August’s presidential primary election prompted the incumbent Peronist government to devalue the official currency 18% and raise the key interest rate 21 percentage points. The devaluation hit prices hard that ...
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