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    University of San Andres reports Argentina's economy contracted in the second quarter

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    University of San Andres reports Argentina's economy contracted in the second quarter

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    ARGC may come under pressure as softer activity and higher uncertainty undermine growth expectations; ARS-linked assets and local-rate duration could stay volatile if investors price slower demand and weaker policy traction.

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    Market Ontology
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    2026-08-23
    Published
    2026-10-20
    Revision
    1 · 2026-10-20

    Cite as: Market Ontology, “University of San Andres reports Argentina's economy contracted in the second quarter”, revision 1, evidence through 2026-08-23. https://marketontology.com/market-events/2026-08-23/university-of-san-andres-reports-argentina-s-economy-contracted-in-the-second-qu-a81438

    MACRO
    University of San Andres reports Argentina's economy contracted in the second quarter
    ARGC may come under pressure as softer activity and higher uncertainty undermine growth expectations; ARS-linked assets and local-rate duration could stay volatile if investors price slower demand and weaker policy traction.
    ARGCARS
    Impact
    58
    AUG 23
    SIG
    ARGCARS
    University of San Andres reports Argentina's economy contracted in the second quarter
    ARGC may come under pressure as softer activity and higher uncertainty undermine growth expectations; ARS-linked assets and local-rate duration could stay volatile if investors price slower demand and weaker policy traction.
    Impact
    ARGC may come under pressure as softer activity and higher uncertainty undermine growth expectations; ARS-linked assets and local-rate duration could stay volatile if investors price slower demand and weaker policy traction.
    Affected
    ARGCARS
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    AssetExposure and channelDirectionEvidence
    ARGCa deeper-than-expected contraction typically weighs on Argentina-linked risk assets and growth-sensitive exposuresDown1-5dUdeSA estimated a 0.78% quarterly GDP decline and said uncertainty rose nearly 50% in August
    ARSweaker growth and rising uncertainty can add pressure to the peso through weaker confidence and capital-flow expectationsDown1-5dthe report described the economy as entering a contractionary phase

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