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Alberto Fernández’s victory less resounding than feared but scant details on incoming regime
Pragmatism, not Peronism, is what the country needs
Newly elected president will need luck implementing his solution to the nation’s debt crisis
Its 2018 rescue locked in the policies that led to Argentina’s crisis. It is time to change course
Alberto Fernández secures 48% share of vote with country in economic crisis
Polls say Alberto Fernández will replace Mauricio Macri as economic crisis bites
Alberto Fernández closes in on presidency but questions remain over running mate Cristina’s role
Region’s economic troubles bring public unrest in Chile, Argentina and Venezuela
Investors digest rising delivery costs and conservative holiday guidance from Amazon
Hedge fund founded by Dan Loeb was hurt by big swings after August primary election
Leftwing populists are poised to retake power. The priority is a swift renegotiation of the country’s huge debt pile
Investors sombre after meeting privately with politicians and the IMF in Washington
Outcome depends on finding a plan for growth while getting a grip on spending
The Fund’s biggest-ever programme was poorly thought through
Firms seek to raise new money just weeks after being hit by brutal sell-off
Failure to lift living standards and campaign mis-steps set scene for leftwing return
As ‘slum priests’ try to fill the gap left by the state, the populist movement is on the rise again
Lenders hoping to avoid enforced losses may be heading for disappointment
Banks raise concern over ‘broken’ contracts that form key way to trade currency
Stablecoins are dollarisation by proxy.
Central bank has lost more than $15bn in reserves as companies rush to buy dollars
Rising prices deal another blow to Mauricio Macri’s fading political prospects
Investors that scaled back exposure before August poll breathe a sigh of relief
Wall Street investors back a rebound, citing historical precedents
Reimposition of currency controls is admission of defeat by president
