30 June 2020 Argentina's Economic Nightmare will Continue, Despite Bottoming in Q2

Andres Abadia (Senior International Economist)29th Jun 2020 20:20Latin America, Latin America Key Issues, Economic Monitor

Data released last week confirm that Argentina's economy remains a mess.

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