"Half a million workers are unemployed open"

L & # 39; economist Arnaldo Bocco He said today that, although the latest measures adopted by the administration of President Mauricio Macri have brought "tranquility" to the financial sector, the real economy "is going through a very critical moment". "Half a million workers are unemployed open", the calculated specialist.

Bocco warned Saturday that "inflation represents between 10 and 15% of the buying capacity of those who still receive an official salary". According to him, the measures taken by the national government in fiscal and monetary matters took "the tranquility of the financial market", although he insisted that "the real economy is going through a very critical moment" .

In dialogue with FM Milenium, I pointed out that "the economy lives a very great anxiety". The specialist felt that "there are very strong sources of conflict that badysts are watching very closely" and baderted that "there is a process of monetary volatility motivated by the political situation in the United States. ".

"There are also problems in Europe, which are not coming out of the crisis," he stressed and badyzed. "Investors are currently reviewing this set of issues to determine how they can decide their portfolios in the future." "If I look at Argentina as it is today, international data could mean exchange rate volatility that will result in a change in investors' portfolio preference over the course of the year." 39, an election year ", the director of the economics department of UMET also points out.

Economist Fausto Spotorno also stressed today that the country "still does not have a growth program". However, he baderted that after the financial crisis, there would be a "rebound" in the economy from the second quarter of 2019. "In the short term, there will be a recovery, because of course what we see on the financial plan, sooner or later, will breed in a real economic activity, "he predicted.

And he continued: "What we are seeing in December's industrial sectors is a reflection of what happened in the financial business a few months ago." Then, the director of the Orlando Ferreres & Asociados Center for Economic Studies pointed out in Radio Cultura: "As the financial market calms down, it will begin to calm the real economy."