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Economist: Inflation in the month e month of july is set to hit a monthly rate of seven %. The economy minister, martin gusman abruptly resigned earlier this month. Most annalists don't see that happening in the short term because argentines are bracing themselves for a possible car crash. We'd like to make a correction about an error we made on yesterday's podcast. U k left european space agency when actually it remains a full member and non-e u Organization.

Walmart profit warnings shine a light on disparities in US consumer behaviour, the International Monetary Fund slashes its global growth forecast, and Argentines are scrambling to exchange their pesos for dollars on the black market.

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