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Argentina hopes for reform of price data
Financial Times
August 12, 2010

By Jude Webber in Buenos Aires

Argentina publishes inflation figures for July on Friday that are again expected to be only half of private estimates.

However, after a parliamentary defeat for the government this week, analysts say an end could be in sight to three-and-a-half years of alleged manipulation.

Critics say Argentina's credibility has been severely damaged since N stor Kirchner, the former president, began ejecting staff at Indec, the national statistics agency, at the start of 2007.

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