Report suggests Argentina's Pignanelli may stay on

ARGENTINA - Argentina's central bank chairman Aldo Pignanelli has decided not to resign despite his strong differences with Economy minister Roberto Lavagna, Argentine daily Clarin reported, quoting spokespersons from the central bank.

Pignanelli reportedly presented his resignation before President Eduardo Duhalde last Friday after Lavagna slammed Pignanelli and his team for their handling of monetary policy and their views on how to resolve the partial freeze on deposits. However, Clarin

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