Group 1 - Argentina's currency denomination has increased 100 times in the past 8 years, reaching 10,000 pesos, with new bills printed by a Chinese printing factory [1][2][11] - The economic situation in Argentina has been deteriorating since the Falklands War, with severe inflation rates, reaching 211.4% in 2023 and a monthly inflation rate of 25.5% in December [5][2] - The Argentine government has resorted to issuing high-denomination bills to cope with the economic crisis, leading to the need for 10,000 peso notes [7][9] Group 2 - More than half of the countries globally cannot independently produce banknotes with advanced anti-counterfeiting technology, which is a significant reason for Argentina's reliance on China for printing [4][15] - China's printing technology has gained international recognition, with countries like Nepal and Cuba also outsourcing their currency production to China [13][17] - The efficiency and scale of China's printing capabilities are unmatched, making it a preferred partner for many countries in need of currency production [13][17]