AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCredit & Finance: Moody’s upgrade is being framed by Argentina’s Economy deputy minister José Luis Daza as proof Milei’s stabilization is turning into a more investable, lower-cost-credit phase—good news for businesses and households, but the same week also flags a darker counterpoint: bad consumer loans are rising for 17 straight months, with delinquencies hitting a two-decade high (Central Bank data), threatening the next growth engine. Trade & Enforcement: Argentina sanctioned two Chinese-flagged vessels with fines above 2.7 billion pesos for illegal fishing inside the Argentine EEZ, reinforcing a “zero tolerance” maritime stance. Energy & Industry: Pampa Energía approved a $2.7bn urea plant, while KBR’s ammonia technology selection points to continued buildout in Argentina’s industrial energy chain. Mining & Capital Markets: Hochschild reiterated its production outlook after Q2 cost pressure, and McEwen filed NI 43-101 technical reports for projects in Ontario and Nevada. Agro & Risk: A separate report highlights how agrochemical hazards are under scrutiny in a landmark trial, underscoring compliance pressure across the farm-to-industry supply chain.
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