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BUSINESS1d agoThe IMF lowered Argentina's growth projection and now expects GDP to rise 2.1% this yearEl organismo calculaba una expansión del 3,5%.Para 2027 prevé una recuperación del ritmo de crecimiento.Caputo se reunirá con Georgieva en Tailandia.Clarín
BUSINESS1d agoQuilmes once again leads businesses for the entire Southern Cone from ArgentinaDesde principio de año, Argentina volvió a ser la base regional de AM InBev, el gigante cervecero dueño de Cervecería y Maltería Quilmes. Su titular, Pablo Panizza, destacó que una de cada cuatro cervezas que vende el grupo en todo el mundo se elabora con maltas que exportan desde el país. Y que hace falta una mayor formalización de la economía “para que todos podamos competir con las mismas reglas”.Clarín
BUSINESS2d agoOne by one, what are the 10 companies with the best reputation in Argentina in 2026Mercado Libre, YPF y Toyota encabezaron el ranking Merco Empresas, muchas con importantes proyectos de inversión en marcha.Clarín
BUSINESS5d agoChina’s BYD considering lithium battery plant in Argentina, foreign minister saysBYD is studying whether to manufacture lithium batteries in Argentina, Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno said on Thursday after meeting Stella Li, the Chinese electric vehicle maker’s executive vice-president. According to Quirno, the company was looking at “investment opportunities in Argentina linked to the lithium value chain, particularly in the production of batteries and energy storage systems”. He did not say how much BYD might spend or where the factory could go. The minister tied the talks...South China Morning Post
BUSINESS5d agoArgentina May See Three Straight Years of Growth“The World Bank on Tuesday reduced its growth forecast slightly for Latin America and the Caribbean, while predicting Argentina’s GDP will increase 2.1 percent this year. In its biannual Regional Economic Update, World Bank experts highlighted Argentina's economic recovery, noting that the economy expected to post growth for three successive years to 2027 – the […] The post Argentina May See Three Straight Years of Growth appeared first on Human Progress.Human Progress
BUSINESS6d agoThe automaker owner of Fiat and Peugeot does not rule out closing its factories in ArgentinaLo dijo el titular de Stellantis para Sudamérica, Herlander Zola. "Podríamos trasladarnos de una a otra, mantener ambas, cerrar una y conservar la otra, o cerrar ambas", planteo. Entre ambos establecimientos trabajan 5.000 personas.Clarín