David Feliba

Byzantine financial rules, like restrictions on lending and moving money overseas, are still creating distortions in Argentina's capital markets.

Argentine provinces are tapping global bond markets at the fastest pace in nearly a decade, even as the federal government sticks to short-term debt in the local market amid investor fears over the 2027 elections.

Las provincias argentinas están recurriendo a los mercados globales de bonos al ritmo más acelerado en casi una década, incluso mientras el gobierno federal se mantiene en deuda de corto plazo en el mercado local debido a los temores de los inversionistas sobre las elecciones de 2027.

Provincial governments are tapping global bond markets at the fastest pace in nearly a decade

Argentina’s state-owned airline canceled special flights for the World Cup from three provincial cities to Miami for fans of the reigning champions amid rising fuel costs stemming from the war in Iran and lower demand globally than initially expected.

Aerolíneas Argentinas will no longer operate special flights from the cities of Córdoba, Rosario and Tucumán in June and July to aid travel to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Inversores extranjeros liderados por nombres como Stanley Druckenmiller y grandes bancos de Wall Street están volviendo este año a las acciones argentinas, después de que algunos hubieran salido antes del volátil ciclo electoral de medio término de 2025.

Foreign investors and major Wall Street banks exited their positions ahead of the 2025 election cycle – now they're returning amid rumours of reclassification and market optimism.

(Bloomberg) – Citigroup, Banco Santander SA and JP Morgan are among lenders working on a roughly $1 billion finance package for a project by

Less than halfway through the year, Argentina’s central bank has surpassed its $10 billion target for dollar purchases, fueled by a record crop harvest, an energy boom and a surge in debt issuance by provinces and local companies.