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Carry traders are shifting their focus from the US dollar to emerging-market currencies. The article mentions exchange rates between the US dollar and Brazilian real in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and notes Economy Minister Luis Caputo's efforts to finalize US financial support for Argentina.

Genneia, an Argentine company, has filed for the first Argentine IPO in the US since 2019. Argentina's economy showed strong second-half growth in 2022 as it recovered from a recession and anticipates an IMF deal.

The Argentina Rural Exhibition, the country's largest annual farm fair, opens in Buenos Aires on July sixteen. President Milei will close the event.

Argentina’s wholesale dollar reached 1,471 pesos on June 23, its strongest level since January. The official exchange rate rose 4.5% in June 2026, outpacing expected inflation for the first time that month. Parallel and financial rates remain higher than the official rate.

Air Europa, Spain’s third-largest airline, is accelerating its expansion in Argentina due to high demand on its Buenos Aires to Madrid route (90% full) and exploring new connections to Mendoza, Rosario, and another Argentine city. The move coincides with the impact of Open Skies policies.

Justin Heiter won the salesperson of the year award at his corporate sales job but left after four years using FIRE principles to save and quit, moving to Buenos Aires, Argentina, where he now writes novels and gives tours.

Mercuria has agreed to a $1.4 billion deal to acquire Raizen Argentina's fuel assets. The Raizen Dock Sud oil refinery in Buenos Aires is mentioned in the article.

Mass rallies in Argentina protest the killing of 14-year-old Agostina Vega in Cordoba, fueling renewed demands for government action against gender-based violence and intensifying criticism of President Javier Milei.

The killing of 14-year-old Agostina Vega in Cordoba has reignited nationwide protests in Argentina under the 'Ni Una Menos' movement, sparking outrage over government inaction on gender-based violence. President Javier Milei faces criticism for dismissing feminist efforts and cutting funding for gender violence programs, while advocates argue femicide cases are underreported.

Billionaire investor Peter Thiel moved his family to Buenos Aires, Argentina, to avoid high taxes, political turmoil, and potential catastrophes like nuclear war and an AI meltdown.

The IMF has approved approximately $1 billion in disbursement for Argentina, marking a significant victory for President Javier Milei's administration. This comes as Argentina's inflation slowed for the first time in 11 months, despite previous price increases caused by March's Iran-related oil shock.

Argentina's Central Bank has increased foreign reserves, which poses a risk of reigniting inflation in the country. The surge in reserves could potentially undermine recent efforts to control inflation through monetary policy measures.

Hundreds of protesters marched in Buenos Aires to oppose President Javier Milei's austerity measures and cuts to healthcare funding. The demonstration reflects growing public discontent with the government's fiscal policies that are affecting essential services.

Economists are doubting Javier Milei's green shoots in weary Argentina. Milei spoke during an opening session of the National Congress in Buenos Aires. The country's economic situation is being closely watched.

Argentina's president Javier Milei delivered the annual state of the nation address, dedicating it to insults towards his opponents. This comes after a series of legislative victories. Fitch upgraded Argentina due to Milei's economic overhaul.

London and East Anglia in the UK are expected to reach 27°C on Friday, making parts of the country hotter than Sydney, Buenos Aires, Tunis, and Honolulu. The Met Office confirmed this as the warmest day of the year so far in the UK.

A Colombian suspect accused of organizing the murder of presidential candidate Miguel Uribe was arrested in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Authorities confirmed the capture, which relates to the killing of a prominent political figure.

Argentina is negotiating a $2 billion loan backed by the World Bank, with the National Congress in Buenos Aires involved in the discussions. The loan aims to address economic challenges, supported by international financial institutions.

Argentina has modified its foreign exchange regulations following a significant increase in the cost of obtaining dollars. The changes aim to address the rising expenses associated with currency conversion, impacting economic operations in the country.