LatinFocus Argentina Economic Briefings 2001 and 2000

Argentina Economic Briefings Archive
2004
December 2004	Economy Keeps Up The Pace
November 2004	Economic Activity Defies Expected Slowdown
October 2004	Economy Hums Along Amid Strong Domestic Demand
September 2004	IMF Agreement on Hold Until Debt Restructuring Concluded
August 2004	IMF Discussions Complicated by Government’s Lack of Progress
July 2004	Economic Growth is Beginning to Slow
June 2004	Government Improves Restructuring Offer Amid Healthy Economy
May 2004	Growth Remains Buoyant but Energy Deficit to Inhibit Potential for Another Banner Year
April 2004	Economic Recovery Proceeding Favourably but Energy Concerns Mount
March 2004	Debt Negotiations Overshadow Progress on Economic Policy
February 2004	Economic Rebound to Endure but Moderating this Year
January 2004	Economy Sustains Robust Pace but Deceleration Likely
2003
December 2003	Debt Negotiation Uncertainty Overshadows Economy
November 2003	Economy on Robust but Moderating Growth Trajectory
October 2003	Government and IMF Reach Agreement
September 2003	IMF Agreement Crucial for Sustainable Recovery
August 2003	Economic Rebound Continues Unimpeded
July 2003	Economy on Strong Growth Path
June 2003	Kirchner Assumes Presidency with Weak Mandate
May 2003	Peronists Win First Round of Presidential Elections
April 2003	Economy on Rebound As Election Unlikely to Alter Trajectory
March 2003	Macroeconomic Fundamentals Improving but Outlook Clouded by Politics
February 2003	Government Reaches Interim Agreement with IMF
January 2003	Economy Remains in Deep Recession but Hopeful Signs Emerging
2002
December 2002	Government Advances on Economic Policy and Lifts Financial Restrictions
November 2002	Peronists Favoured in Presidential Polls
October 2002	Economic Recession Eases Moderately but Remains Staggering
September 2002	Little Progress with IMF as Economic Doldrums Persist
August 2002	Dire Economic Conditions with Little Light at the End of the Tunnel
July 2002	Economy Tanks as Weary Government Seeks Remedy in Earlier Elections
June 2002	Absence of IMF Endorsement Weakens Currency as Hyperinflation Looms
May 2002	Lavagna Replaces Remes as Economy Minister
April 2002	Absence of IMF Agreement Overshadows Dire Economic Picture
March 2002	Government Progressing With IMF But Negotiations Far From Complete
February 2002	Government Floats Peso and Promises Fiscal Dicipline as Unrest Persists
January 2002	Government Decides to Devalue and Default
2001
December 2001	Confidence Shock Prompts Steps Towards Dollarization
November 2001	Spectre of default looming
October 2001	US Effect Overshadowed by Domestic Concerns
September 2001	Government Garners Further IMF Support
August 2001	Confidence Tumbles and Government Goes to IMF Again
July 2001	Government Moves on Convertibility Changes
June 2001	Government Successfully Executes Major Bond Swap
May 2001	Cavallo Moving Full Steam Ahead
April 2001	Cavallo Back at the Helm
March 2001	Confidence Inducing Cabinet Reshuffle
February 2001	Mild Recovery This Year
January 2001	Growth Remains Absent
2000
December 2000	Authorities Adopt Measures to Facilitate IMF Support
November 2000	Economic Prospects Worsened by Financing Concerns
October 2000	Economic Doldrums Worsened by Political Uncertainty
September 2000	Slow Growth
August 2000	Protracted Recovery
July 2000	Performing Below Expectations
June 2000	Lagging Consumption Growth Slowing Pace of Recovery

Latin American Economic Briefings Archive, 2002
Latin American Economic Briefings Archive, 2001
Latin American Economic Briefings Archive, 2000

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