(MENAFN)
Nicolas Dujovne, finance minister of Argentina, has resigned on Saturday following a week of economic disturbance, according to Xinhua.
The ex minister wrote in this resignation letter that said "under the present circumstances," the administration "needs a significant renewal in the economic area."
The country has gone through a week of economic turmoil after shocking elections results were out on Sunday, Alberto Fernandez presidential candidate trounced Marci.
Which in turn has led into a devaluation of the Argentine peso, a national stock market crash, and many Argentine companies dropping share prices on Wall Street.
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