Manuela Tobias
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Giving Up China Is Hard, Even For Argentina’s Anarcho-Capitalist
President Javier Milei is taking a softer tone than he did as a candidate, saying he won’t touch existing trade agreements with Beijing.
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World Economy Has Growing Chance Of Soft Landing, G-20 Says
The global economy has a growing chance of pulling off a soft landing, finance chiefs said in a draft of the G-20’s closing statement at this week’s meeting in Brazil, citing faster-than-expected disinflation as one of the risks.
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World Economy Has Growing Chance Of Soft Landing, G-20 Says
The global economy has a growing chance of pulling off a soft landing, finance chiefs said in a draft of the G-20’s closing statement at this week’s meeting in Brazil, citing faster-than-expected disinflation as one of the risks.
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Milei to Meet Georgieva in Davos After Winning IMF Support
President Javier Milei will have a chance to discuss next steps in Argentina’s relationship with the International Monetary Fund during a meeting with Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva in Davos.
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Milei’s Conversion To Judaism Seals Pro-Israel Push By Argentina
Javier Milei’s incoming administration is shaping up to be one of the most pro-Israel governments in Argentina’s history.
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Argentina Takes Leap Into Unknown With Javier Milei As President
Libertarian outsider Javier Milei won Argentina’s presidency promising a radical shakeup to fix decades of policy mismanagement, a strategy that resonated with a populace suffering under a nosediving economy, a prolonged currency meltdown, and one of the world’s fastest inflation rates.
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Outsider Milei Beats Massa In Argentina Presidential Runoff
The result hands Milei a mandate to pursue radical campaign pledge solutions to Argentina’s economic crisis.
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Outsider Milei Beats Massa In Argentina Presidential Runoff
The result hands Milei a mandate to pursue radical campaign pledge solutions to Argentina’s economic crisis.
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Argentina’s Election Isn’t Just High Stakes for Argentina — But for China, Too
Argentina’s runoff vote this month has stakes far beyond this hard-fought local election.
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Massa Gains Upper Hand Over Milei as Argentina Heads to Runoff
With most of the votes counted, Massa secured 36% while Milei received 30%, the country’s election authority said.
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Inflation Raging at 130% Is Pushing Argentina Down A Radical Path
Presidential candidate Javier Milei is winning over voters with promises to revive what was once one of the world’s wealthiest nations.
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Inflation Raging at 130% Is Pushing Argentina Down A Radical Path
Presidential candidate Javier Milei is winning over voters with promises to revive what was once one of the world’s wealthiest nations.
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The IMF’s $43 Billion Argentina Problem Is About to Get Worse
Great-power politics helped keep IMF credit flowing to its top borrower. But with the economy in crisis on the eve of elections, that may not last
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The IMF’s $43 Billion Argentina Problem Is About to Get Worse
Great-power politics helped keep IMF credit flowing to its top borrower. But with the economy in crisis on the eve of elections, that may not last
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Argentina’s Milei Says He’d Reject ‘Assassin’ China, Leave Mercosur
Argentina’s presidential frontrunner Javier Milei would freeze relations with China and pull South America’s second-biggest economy out of the Mercosur trade bloc with Brazil, foreign policy proposals that are as radical as his economics.
