2) That would still be far below the estimated 2018 level (50%). Meanwhile, in a research note, @jpmorgan projects expectations to fall next month, noting that the upward adjustment likely reflected renewed increases in public utility prices.
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#Argentina reduces subsidies, the cost of public transportation will rise 40% this quarter, on top of scheduled price hikes for electricity, natural gas and water, designed to eliminate the budget deficit and comply with#IMF requirements.Show this thread -
4) Another challenge to continued disinflation in
#Argentina: "existing inertia," says Itaú, such as high negotiated wage increases.Show this thread
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