El Gobierno del presidente Mauricio Macri anunció ayer un acuerdo para bajar 14% el precio de referencia de los barrotes de aluminio, contribuyendo a reducir los costos de las obras públicas y privadas. El ajuste fue acordado con Aluar, la principal productora del insumo en el país, a cambio de la implementación de un régimen tarifario más gradual para empresas con uso intensivo de electricidad (al menos hasta que se desregúle el mercado energético).
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