Zaviye · Coverage map · 2026-09-18
Argentina's economy contracted in the second quarter, with a strong peso implemented by the Milei government impacting growth and investment.
Argentina's economy contracted by 0.6% in the second quarter compared to the first, with official data showing declines in private consumption and investment. This downturn occurs despite the government's strategy of maintaining a strong peso to combat inflation.
The government projects 4% growth and 18% inflation for 2027, a forecast that contrasts with the current economic contraction. The policy of a strong currency, intended to tame inflation, appears to be hindering broader economic activity and growth prospects.
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“Milei government unveils its forecast in 2027 Budget bill that it will present to Congress; Annual inflation currently stands at 33.5%.”How outlets framed it
All sources: Argentina's government projections indicate a 4% growth and 18% inflation for 2027, while official data shows the economy contracted by 0.6% in the second quarter, with private consumption and investment declining.
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Government's efforts to tame inflation with a strong currency are taking a growing toll on the economy. Leer más
Milei government unveils its forecast in 2027 Budget bill that it will present to Congress; Annual inflation currently stands at 33.5%. Leer más
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Economy shrinks 0.6% from the first quarter; Private consumption and investment down, annual growth remains at 2%. Leer más
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