Argentina

Production Collapsed in April

Collapse in Consumption

Government Presses to Achieve an Agreement

Aerolineas Argentinas Lays Off 8.000 Workers

Argentina: New Stocks Increases Risk

Argentina Unveils Revised Debt Revamp Offer

BCRA Tightens Stocks for External Capital

IMF Warns Bankruptcies in Weak Banks

New Proposal on Large Funds

Closed Markets for Outside Capital Companies

Meat Exports Grows 17%

Last Debate with Bondholders

Industry Collapsed More Than 25% in April

6.12% Increase for Retirements

Record Unemployment in the Country

Payment of USD 670 M in a Month

Fiscal Deficit Climbs to USD 228 bn

0.7% April's GDP Primary Deficit

Blue Dollar Resumes its Escalation

Sales in Supermarkets Grew 10.7%

Minimum Holding Time of Assets

Phone Measurement for Employment & Poverty

One More Decade to Recover Lost Income

Family Debts on the Rise

Productive Credit Climbed 10% so Far in May

Poverty Rises to 40%

More Restrictions to Buy or Sell Dollars

Marked Decrease in Income

BCRA's Debt Again Equals Monetary Base

USD 10.8 M Investment in Machinery

Businesses Reject Hardening of Quarantine

Creditors Confirmed Confidentiality Agreement

Argentine Economy will be the Most Affected

Contagion Fear is Greater Than Economic

Argentina to Amend $65 Billion Debt Offer

Cost of Construction Inputs Rises 0.8%

Anti-Dumping Decree is Amended

Industry Falls 13.9% in March

Bikes Boom as Alternative to Transport

Pandemic Strengthens the Dollar

State Aid is Already 7.7 GDP Points

Buenos Aires Stock Exchange Rose 1.1%

Basic Food Basket Rose 3.1%

Economic Activity Fell 11.5%

Withdrawal of ARS per Box

Default While Negotiation Continues

Loan Approved by IDB of USD 470 M

Parallel Dollar Fell to ARS 123

Blackrock's Offer is Far From Being Accepted

Winners and Losers with Creole Barrel of Oil

Blue Dollar Fell ARS 10 by BCRA Measures

Competitiveness Fell 4.4% in March

Tax Collection Fell 22.6% in Buenos A.

Government Freezes Telephone Rates

Negotiations in Wall St. to be Extended

Creole Barrel Officialized at USD 45

BCRA Continues to Issue

Affected Sectors will Fall 15% and 25%

BCRA Discourages the Dollars Purchase

Electronic Checks are 20% of Capital Market