AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMining & Energy Outlook: Argentina’s Economy Ministry estimates a USD 477B energy-and-mining trade surplus potential from 2028-2035, with Vaca Muerta and deregulation driving the dollar inflow. Public Finance & Water/Transport: The OPEC Fund approved US$645M in new financing, including US$65M for a Santa Fe–Córdoba water supply project in Argentina. Agri Waste Management: Buenos Aires expanded its program for empty phytosanitary containers, opening a temporary storage center in Chacabuco and strengthening facilities in Azul and Bolívar. Autonomous Mobility: Buenos Aires rolled out rules enabling Level 4 autonomous car pilot tests on public roads, with permits tied to zones, times, and safety supervision. Crypto Compliance Shock: Lemon is exiting Brazil, closing accounts and redirecting resources to Argentina, Peru, and Colombia ahead of licensing deadlines. Falklands/Sea Lion Legal Fight: The UK backed firms supplying the Falklands after an Argentine judge ordered a halt to the Sea Lion oil project. Credit Risk Watch: Argentina’s private-sector credit delinquency hit 7.6% in June, far above 2.9% a year earlier, with debate over refinancing versus policy fixes.
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