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BUSINESSSep 24What the joint statement between Argentina and the United States says about the Andes-Atlantic Corridor and the investment announced by Ambassador LamelasBoth countries signed an agreement to modernize the infrastructure connecting Argentina's main ports with Western markets. The United States will allocate up to $7 billion for critical minerals and energy in Argentina.Clarín

BUSINESSSep 16YPF trial: the fund that lost the lawsuit in New York goes against Argentina again, now in the international tribunal of the World BankThis new claim before the ICSID comes after the favorable ruling that the Argentine State achieved in March. The process could take between five and 10 years. There, Argentina has negative precedents, with 85% of lawsuits with adverse rulings.Clarín

BUSINESSSep 15"Ahead of schedule": they affirm that in 9 months Argentina has already fulfilled its annual beef quota to the United StatesThis was announced today by the executive president of PromArgentina, Diego Sucalesca, during the celebration of the 30th anniversary of Export Day. For the last quarter of the year, 20,000 tons of quota remain, but Argentine frigoríficos requested certificates for about 26,000 tons.Clarín

BUSINESSAug 27Argentina left out of the new temporary quota of 300 thousand tons of meat enabled by the United StatesEl volumen estará reservado al contingente de “otros países o áreas”, por lo que Argentina, que tiene una cuota propia de 100.000 toneladas, no podrá participar.La medida de Donald Trump busca aumentar la oferta de carne vacuna y reducir el precio de la carne picada en el mercado estadounidense.Clarín

BUSINESSAug 6Argentina renews US$19 billion China currency swap, brushing off Washington’s pressureArgentina has renewed its currency swap with China for five years, preserving a US$19 billion lifeline that Washington spent more than a year pressing it to give up. The Argentine central bank and the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) signed the extension of the 130 billion yuan line on Wednesday, a day before the existing deal was due to expire. The new term runs to 2031, two years longer than any previous renewal since the two countries first signed it in 2009. The decision ends months of...South China Morning Post