By Shane Romig for Wsj.comArgentina's industrial production in January continued to expand at a quick pace, led by strong output of machinery and equipment, food, non-metallic minerals and chemicals, a local think tank reported Wednesday.
Argentina's industrial production index expanded 10.3% in January from a year ago and was up 0.5% on the month, according to Orlando J. Ferreres & Asociados, or OJF.
The index has fully rebounded from the steep drop seen in 2009, and is expected to continue to rise in the next month, OJF said.
However, manufacturing is running into bottlenecks, and energy shortages, particularly during the cold winter months, are causing problems. "Growth is expected in 2011, but this is mainly due to.. Read full article
