
Argentina Names New Economy Minister as Inflation Crisis Mounts
BUENOS AIRES—Argentine President Alberto Fernández appointed a little-known public servant as economy minister as his administration was facing soaring inflation and a weakening currency, which risk fueling social unrest.
Silvina Batakis, an economist aligned with the ruling Peronist coalition’s far-left faction, took over the government’s top economic post on Monday, two days after the surprise resignation of Martín Guzmán, a moderate aligned with the president.
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