Argentine household debt is rising as families borrow to pay for food and medicine, not luxuries. Discover the latest data and what it means for the.
Argentina · ECONOMY
Key Facts
—What happened Argentine households are borrowing to pay for food and medicine, not luxuries.
—How big 91.7% of households are in debt, with 20.9 million people owing money to banks or digital wallets.
—The real story Falling purchasing power is forcing families to finance basic needs, turning credit into a survival tool.
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