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Argentina eases post-2001 dollar loan curbs to boost economy

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By David Feliba Verified, Manuela Tobias Verified, James Grainger Verified
| Buenos Aires Times Verified
Argentina’s Central Bank is easing longstanding restrictions on dollar lending, allowing banks to extend foreign-currency credit to companies with revenue in pesos, as President Javier Milei’s government seeks to boost credit and economic activity. The measure will allow banks to lend as much as 15 percent of their dollar deposits, currently about US$5.8 billion, to companies that don’t generate foreign currency, Economy Minister Luis Caputo said at a press conference Thursday.
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Argentina flexibiliza el crédito en dólares para empresas con ingresos en pesos

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By David Feliba Verified, Manuela Tobias Verified, Anita Pouchard Serra
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — El banco central de Argentina está flexibilizando las restricciones que desde hace tiempo pesaban sobre los préstamos en dólares, lo que permite a los bancos conceder crédito en moneda extranjera a empresas cuyos ingresos se generan en pesos, en momentos en que el gobierno del presidente Javier Milei busca impulsar el crédito y la actividad económica.
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La apuesta de Caputo de no volver a Wall Street enfrenta nuevas dudas

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By Manuela Tobias Verified, David Feliba Verified, Tomás Cuesta
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — Luis Caputo pasó de ser apodado hace una década “endeudador serial” por recurrir una y otra vez a los mercados internacionales a convertirse, en su segundo paso por el gobierno, en un ministro que evita emitir deuda en el exterior. Casi tres años después de regresar al poder, el principal responsable económico del presidente Javier Milei aún no ha colocado un solo bono en los mercados globales.
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