ARGENTINE CARMAKERS FACE A ROUGH YEAR, PROMISING FUTURE

Argentina’s automotive industry is poised for a rebound in 2017 after production slumped by 38% over the past four years, say experts encouraged by the performance of the country’s new government. “We see Argentina’s car market turning the corner now,” said Neil King, the London-based head of automotive research at Euromonitor International, a research firm. His optimism, like that of others, stems from the reforms of the right-of-center President Mauricio Macri, who took office in December. His government has returned the country to global capital ...


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