Economics
Argentina Tightens Currency Controls After Fernandez Victory
- Savers limited to just $200 a month versus $10,000 previously
- Opposition’s Alberto Fernandez will take over on Dec. 10
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Argentina tightened currency controls late Sunday after the opposition’s Alberto Fernandez won the presidential elections.