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La Argentina de Milei va de la euforia al estancamiento

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 26 August 2026, 13:19 UTC 1 min read
La Argentina de Milei va de la euforia al estancamiento. Bancos y consultoras recortan sus previsiones de crecimiento y, con un 2027 electoral en el horizonte, la pregunta es qué pesará más entre los votantes: la baja de la inflación o una recuperación económica que aún no llega. (Source: Bloomberg)
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