Argentina's industrial output, construction plunge amid recession

[Avocado]

Things are going horrible in Argentina. Many unemployed and more to be fired. Just horrible. Look at the #s.

Industrial output, construction plunge amid recession

Construction activity also plunged 42 percent in March, its worst annual decline since mid-2020 when the country was in a strict lockdown due to the pandemic.

www.batimes.com.ar

 

[Larry]

Things are going horrible in Argentina. Many unemployed and more to be fired. Just horrible. Look at the #s.

Industrial output, construction plunge amid recession

Construction activity also plunged 42 percent in March, its worst annual decline since mid-2020 when the country was in a strict lockdown due to the pandemic.

www.batimes.com.ar

Yes I posted the same article earlier today. Things are bleak.

 

[España]

Buenos Aires Herald is to the left but they also predict it's going to get uglier.

Crisis impact: the blow of austerity is being felt in almost all economic sectors - Buenos Aires Herald

Economists largely agree that there won’t be a V-shaped recovery — there will not be a sharp rebound and the signs are worrying

buenosairesherald.com

 

[Avocado]

Yes I posted the same article earlier today. Things are bleak.

Yes Larry it is very shocking how many people are losing their jobs. I know many people that have lost their jobs already or have been told they will be laid off soon. Milei's policies will make it easier for employers to get rid of workers. It will be a very bad thing.

 

[Avocado]

Look at the job losses just from October to April. 120,000. And October to now is over 250,000 jobs.

 

[BA Bound]

Look at the job losses just from October to April. 120,000. And October to now is over 250,000 jobs.

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@Avocado where does your 250,000 figure come from? This article says about 144,000 private sector jobs were lost in the past 8 months.

As Argentina’s recession deepens, businesses make over 38,000 crisis filings - Buenos Aires Herald

Industry and construction are the hardest-hit sectors of an employment crisis that’s reaching further than the pandemic

buenosairesherald.com