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Libertarian president-elect signals approach in keeping with ‘market situation’
President-elect faces huge economic challenges without congressional majority
Insurgent libertarian has big plans but must work around his lack of congressional majority to deliver radical policies
Run-off between embattled economy minister and radical libertarian set to produce ‘outlier’ result
Executives lack faith in either Peronist economy minister or hard-right libertarian
Country’s two main political forces may be permanently changed by challenge of radical outsider Javier Milei
Economy minister says renminbi will be used to pay IMF, prop up the peso and aid importers
Anti-establishment frontrunner has encouraged voters to get rid of the currency ahead of this month’s polls
Fund’s regional chief warns growing presence of gangs is deterring investment
Impracticable and costly, such a currency shift would not be much more than a convenient sleight of hand
The rightwing presidential hopeful is among a new generation of politicians reviving the movement
Central bank devalues peso by 18% against the dollar to reassure anxious investors
Import levies and preferential agriculture export rate aim to lower currency’s value without hitting inflation
Central bank to raise interest rates to 97% and step up currency intervention
Investors hope Sergio Massa has political capital to take tough measures to bring down runaway inflation
Silvina Batakis tries to reassure investors and IMF as she takes on a precarious economy amid political divisions
Silvina Batakis replaces Martin Guzmán who negotiated $44bn restructuring deal with IMF
Economy minister Martín Guzmán says government is in no rush for new programme
President-elect Fernández is reticent on likely relationship with bondholders and IMF
Driver for price surge is fear the Latin currency is yet again on track for hefty losses
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