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Chapeau on the 5-year placement in pesos at 18.2%

First week
of October 2016
Last week the Government placed ARS 50 billion in a 5-year bond at fixed rate in pesos of 18.2%. This was unimaginable not only a year ago, but just a few weeks ago. This was a great success for the Government, due to the amount and the rate, which allows it to continue forging its strategy: it virtually fulfilled i...

Public debt with private creditors in 2017 would increase almost 2 points up to 21% of GDP

Fourth week
of September 2016
Next year the primary deficit would be around 4% of GDP according to the budget. After the payment of interests, the fiscal deficit would rise up to 6% of GDP. However, close to half of those interests are collected by the public sector, given that half of the public debt is mainly in hands of ANSES and, to a lesser...

A realistic budget that does not bring surprises for 2017

Third week
of September 2016
The draft for the national budget bill for 2017 that was presented last week is founded on realistic macroeconomic guidelines, which are quite in line with the market’s expectation. This is an institutional advance that deserves to be valued. This is taking place for the first time after ten years of institutional ...

In the game of expectations, something unexpected must happen

Second week
of September 2016
The expectations of inflation for the following year are still over the Central Bank’s target. Even though it is anticipated that both inflation and the policy rate will continue to decrease in tandem over the next few months, expected inflation is still higher than what the entity would like to see. In order for th...

How to reach and go through the Route 17 without distress

Fifth week
of August 2016
Inflation will continue to slow down this year, but it will remain unstable due to the changes in tariffs. Due to the retraction in the gas tariffs increase established by the recent Supreme Court’s ruling, there will be a reduction in the INDEC’s CPI for the Greater Buenos Aires of -0.7 percentage points in August...