David Feliba is a Journalist at The Washington Post. He specializes in finance, financial markets, and regional interest, with a focus on Latin America and emerging markets. David's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Financial Times, Reuters, and Bloomberg News.
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By: David Feliba
The return of the ‘chacho' currency, which circulates only in opposition-led La Rioja Province, exposes a stubborn reality lying just beneath the President's radical reform agenda.
Revolut Ltd. won approval from Argentina’s central bank to acquire Banco Cetelem Argentina, clearing a key regulatory hurdle for the UK fintech to begin offering banking services in the country.
Argentine software firm Globant SA is betting that the technology responsible for wiping out 80% of its market cap since early 2025 can also reinvent the business that once made it one of Latin America’s biggest tech success stories.
Software firm Globant is betting that AI, the technology responsible for wiping out 80% of its market cap since early 2025, can also reinvent the business.
Government hasn't issued a Bonar dollar bond at home in two months – its longest pause since launching the programme.
Argentina is balking at selling dollar debt in the local market following a surge in borrowing costs, complicating its efforts to meet billions in debt payments next year.
By: David Feliba
Rout has taken investors by surprise; Sovereign dollar bonds have been the worst performers across emerging markets over the past two months.
Rout has taken investors by surprise; Sovereign dollar bonds have been the worst performers across emerging markets over the past two months.
A rout in Argentina’s bonds has taken bullish investors by surprise, as a global emerging markets pullback compounds concerns over President Javier Milei’s reelection prospects and the country’s ability to meet billions in upcoming debt payments.
By: David Feliba
La deuda argentina sufre una fuerte liquidación pese a que varios gestores la consideran barata.
