In the annals of Argentine politics, the 2023 primaries are shaping up to be an epoch-defining juncture

South America’s two biggest economies, Brazil and Argentina, are planning to create a joint currency called ‘Sur.’ But can it work?

‘White gold’ could remake the geopolitical landscape – with winners and losers on either side

Major investment companies like Puente are in favour of Argentina’s recent decision to ask the IMF for financial support, as it will accelerate the country’s much-needed fiscal rebalancing

Despite its desert-like surroundings, Domaine Bousquet’s focus on producing high-quality wines that support the local community has enabled it to establish itself as one of the world’s leading organic wineries

Ongoing droughts taking place across the world serve as potent reminders of what happens when a country’s water supply is compromised

After a 15-year absence from global capital markets, Argentina now offers a plethora of opportunities to global investors

Argentina’s new president faces a formidable task in fixing his country’s economy. Tom Bailey takes a look at exactly how the South American nation found itself in its current condition

Argentina may soon be able to return to capital markets, following a favourable court ruling with regards to its long dispute with holdout creditors

The new administration in Argentina hopes to end a long-running dispute with bondholders that rejected restructuring debt swap options

For Latin America’s Southern Cone, sustaining economic momentum will require a shift from a commodity-driven landscape to an investment-directed one. At the core of the transition, financial intermediation will be vital

Despite its sovereign debt, Argentina is among the 20 largest economies in the world and offers not only a good platform to do business for the rest of Latin America, but has an abundance of interesting investment opportunities

The way in which sovereign bonds are managed could soon change, as so called ‘vulture funds’ continue to destroy the market. What happens to the already written debt? Joseph Stiglitz and Martin Guzman discuss

Regardless of its short-term challenges, Argentina’s unleveraged economy and rich resources offer the potential for high returns, and Puente‘s insight is helping to exploit those opportunities

Declining exports from Argentina are highlighting its fragile, rollercoaster economy, and the weight of history is on the country’s shoulders once again