it will be a busy week for argentina's finance minister, nicolas dujovne, next week, percy will announcering the current crisis to try to bring the current crisis to an end —— osi will announce. it are outline further spending cuts, which is actually more than argentina promised it —— the imf it would do. then he is off to washington where he will try to secure a deal with the imf. on wednesday the president said the imf had agreed with bringing forward the payment of its $50 billion aid package to the country, but actually that deal had not been finalised. and now mr dujovne must get that done. on thursday, there were new signs of how markets are dissatisfied with the government's current handling of the problem. just as the central bank raised interest rates to 60%. the argentinian peso fell by almost 20% in value injust argentinian peso fell by almost 20% in value in just one day. the government is doubling down on its pledge to reform the economy, but right now markets are running out of time and patience. daniel gallas there. now let's brief you on some other business stories. uk ho