This is just the beginning. This is because of the high peso value. It forces to become a bit more efficiënt. I wouldnt be surprised if it will reach 10-12% by end of the year.
Problem is that you should measure it without and with inflation.
It’s not just about inflation - it’s about the cost of living.
A friend of mine works at a major international company here, and they’re trying to fill a similar position both in Argentina and in the UK. After all the recent changes and rising living costs, they’re now offering a higher salary for the role in Argentina than in England. That’s insane.
So yes, inflation may be down, but the economy is still not competitive.
It’s not just about inflation - it’s about the cost of living.
A friend of mine works at a major international company here, and they’re trying to fill a similar position both in Argentina and in the UK. After all the recent changes and rising living costs, they’re now offering a higher salary for the role in Argentina than in England. That’s insane.
So yes, inflation may be down, but the economy is still not competitive.
That's what i mean.. too; the economy is not competitive and the prices are incorrect compare to what you get.
So economy grows, maybe in pesos.. but true value it's dropping.