Argentina's financial hot summer: record devaluation of the Peso, record loss of reserves

The Argentine currency ended trading on Friday, the first month of 2014, at 8.01 Pesos to the US dollar with an accumulated devaluation in January of 18.63%, the greatest loss in a single month since 2002.

However market analysts described the situation as a depreciation 'sustained and managed' by the government of President Cristina Fernandez. Read more.

MercoPress

Related,
Argentina among the least well-off economies in the region, says IMF - MercoPress
January tax revenues reach record $90bn - Buenos Aires Herald

IMF calls on central banks to coordinate liquidity conditions; fears funding crunch - MercoPress

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