Luciano Cohan published in Luciano Cohan / Exploring Alphacast
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A short guide to Argentina's Financial and Monetary Data

There are more than 2.000 datasets in Alphacast, and there are plenty of hidden gems. This is a short "Must see" guide for those interested in Argentina's financial and monetary data.

Would you like to know more? Write to hello@alphacast.io o book a demo!

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There are lots of based on the data from IAMC daily reports. We encourage you to take advantage of the following datasets:

Moreover, historical data series for sovereign bonds can be found in this dataset while this one is always updated with the last price

Users have also created some pipelines based on this data. For example, you can see (and clone) this pipeline that calculates C vs D spreads or this one, that estimates MEP and CCL from bonds prices

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Two weeks ago we began publishing detailed datasets for the Mutual Funds industry, based on CAFCI daily reports. You can access that data in these two repositories (1 and 2 )

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You can find data on dozens of ARS/USD rates out there. MEP, CCL, Blue Chips Swap, GGAL, and the like.

The most popular FX datasets in Alphacast are:

For the FX Futures market the most popular datasets are:

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There are more than 50 monetary and banking datasets for Argentina in Alphacast, most of them in this repository. However, these are the most frequently downloaded datasets

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What about equity, commodities, or rates? This dataset has the most requested and downloaded data both for Argentina and the World

Would you like to know more? Write to hello@alphacast.io o book a demo!

Luciano Cohan

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Luciano Cohan

Co-Fundador de Alphacast. Ex Subsecretario de Programación Macroeconómica. Data Science. Creando una plataforma para el trabajo colaborativo en economías

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