The information released this Friday indicates that the Nation’s direct investment reached $119,229 million.
A report of the Argentine Association of Budget and Public Financial Administration (ASAP)based on Integrated Financial Information System (Sidif) of the Ministry of Economy quantified the investment carried out by the national administration to each of the 24 districts of the country.
The real direct investment and the capital transfers from the national state reached $119,229 million in October, with a year-on-year increase of 218.7% in nominal terms, which represented an improvement of 31.3% at constant values considering the inflation.
In this last monthly measurement, 19 jurisdictions showed real increases in the interannual comparison, although if the January-October period is considered, only 7 districts experienced better investment performance. Among them, the one with the highest percentage growth was the province of The Pampawith nominal increases of 2,636.6% and 534.9%.
Nation investment, province by province
The amounts of the real direct investment and of capital transfers By district registered in October were the following:
- 1.- Buenos Aires: $36,382 million, with a nominal year-on-year increase of 256.1%
- 2.- CABA: $13,615 million (112.5%)
- 3.- The Rioja: $9,236 million (269.7%)
- 4.- Cordova: $5,104 million (212.8%)
- 5.- Santa Fe: $5,023 million (345.7%)
- 6.- The Pampa: $4,303 million (2,636.6%)
- 7.- saint Louis: $4,128 million (1,584.3%)
- 8.- Missions: $3,656 million (321.4%)
- 9.- Santiago del Estero: $3,449 million (261.3%)
- 10.- Chaco: $3,009 million (294.1%)
- eleven.- Between rivers: $2,602 million (43.5%)
- 12.- Jump: $2,577 million (410.5%)
- 13.- Tucuman: $2,541 million (17.8%)
- 14.- Santa Cruz: $2,082 million (685.2%)
- fifteen.- Currents: $2,056 million (257.4%)
- 16.- Catamarca: $1,888 million (348.5%)
- 17.- Black river: $1,871 million (144.7%)
- 18.- Neuquen: $1,803 million (238.2%)
- 19.- Chubut: $1,389 million (46.5%)
- twenty.- Formosa: $1,001 million (-9.8%)
- twenty-one.- Jujuy: $991 million (166.8%)
- 22.- Mendoza: $887 million (13.9%)
- 23.- San Juan: $715 million (324.8%)
- 24.- Land of Fire: $712 million (169.3%)
- Unclassified: $8.21 billion (339.3%)
Source: Ambito
