We believe everyone deserves to understand how money works, especially in times of economic uncertainty.
Caminopositivo was born from a shared frustration: economic information is often filled with incomprehensible jargon or simplifications that don't help. We saw how people made important financial decisions without truly understanding what was happening with their money.
In Argentina, where inflation is a historical constant, this knowledge gap has real consequences. Families watching their savings erode, workers unable to evaluate whether their salary increases are sufficient, entrepreneurs struggling with cost planning.
We decided to create a different space: deep but accessible analysis, context without condescension, practical tools without empty promises.
We translate complex economic concepts into everyday language without losing precision. We compare with real situations everyone faces.
We don't present isolated data. We explain causes, effects and connections with local economic policies and global trends.
Each analysis includes concrete implications for your financial life. What you can do today with the information we give you.
We admit uncertainties, present multiple perspectives and update content when economic conditions change.
We combine three fundamental pillars in each publication. First, rigorous quantitative analysis: we work with official data from INDEC, Central Bank and international organizations, verifying multiple sources.
Second, comparative perspective: we situate Argentine indicators in regional and global context. Understanding that local inflation is 20% annually means something different if the region averages 5% versus 15%.
Third, translation to personal impact: we calculate how macroeconomic changes affect typical family budgets, from the basic basket to investment decisions.
This triple approach allows us to offer content that is simultaneously informative, contextualized and useful.
Understanding inflationary cycles helps plan major purchases. Knowing when prices tend to stabilize temporarily can represent significant savings on appliances, vehicles or home renovations.
Knowing real versus official inflation gives you concrete arguments in salary reviews. You can demonstrate with data how your purchasing power changed, not just ask for generic increases.
Comparing returns of different financial instruments adjusted for inflation reveals which options truly preserve value. What seems like a good nominal return may be a loss in real terms.
Projecting future expenses requires understanding inflationary trends. From planning a trip to saving for your children's education, anticipating price changes improves your strategies.
Explore our analyses and discover how economic movements affect your wallet