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The IMF Went Out to Support the Government After Electoral Defeat – The Observatorial

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) went out on Tuesday to support the government after the electoral defeat of the ruling party in the elections of the province of Buenos Aires: he said he continues “Collaborating closely” with the implementation of the program and that supports the government’s commitment to sustain the dollar and other key […]

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The agency’s communications director, Julie Kozack, said the agency is working together to strengthen the country’s stability; the president said it will continue with fiscal balance and the “adjusted monetary market”

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The Monetary Fund supported the exchange rate and monetary scheme, following the Treasury’s intervention on the official dollar and the Buenos Aires elections. President Javier Milei ratified the scheme of gangs

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The government at its worst, went out to celebrate the support of the Fund. Milei and Caputo’s accounts refueled a tweet from the agency’s spokeswoman, Julie Kozack, who backed the foreign exchange anchor, monetary policy and government deregulations. The IMF’s old recipes that deepen misery and national delivery. They must be defeated. On Tuesday, the official spokesperson of the International Monetary Fund, Julie Kozack, posted in her personal…

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President Javier Milei reaffirmed this Tuesday that his government will not alter the economic program agreed with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). “We will not move a millimeter of the economic program. In addition, we will continue to deregulate,” he published on social network X after the explicit support of the multilateral agency. The statement of the Fund came in a context of political turbulence after the official defeat in the Buen…

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) expressed its support for the Government’s latest measures to contain the exchange rate and supported the continuity of the official economic plan, in the agency’s first pronouncement following the electoral defeat in the province of Buenos Aires and the recent intervention in the exchange market. IMF spokesperson Julie Kozack pointed out that the agency’s technical team “collaborates closely with the Argent…

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The IMF ratified support for the government's economic program The IMF ratified support for the government's economic program The International Monetary Fund supported the government's latest measures to contain the exchange rate and supported the progress of the executive branch's overall economic plan. It is the agency's first pronouncement following the announcement of intervention by the Ministry of Economy on the exchange market and the Bue…

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Ámbito broke the news in Argentina on Tuesday, September 9, 2025.
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