Caputo Closes 2026 Tight Due to Debt Maturities
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Javier Milei’s government is moving towards debt maturities in January, which total US$4.225 million. US$2.4 billion remains to be achieved. What are the government’s ways to meet debt repayments. Luis Caputo’s first challenge of 2026 will be to face the US$4.225 million in foreign debt maturities, in two weeks (9 January). The Treasury has a US$1.8 billion flow for that payment. The issue of the BONAR 2029N, together with the purchase of reserv…
After the approval of Budget 2026, the government has already focused on debt maturities on January 9.
The Executive will have to face payments of more than $4.2 billion in the first weeks of the year. With adjusted reserves and no full access to external credit, the economic team evaluates alternatives such as a REPO and extraordinary resources while promising to meet the debt.
The libertarian administration faces debt payments of US$4.225 million with a lack of financing still to be covered and in a context of net assets in red.
Javier Milei’s government is moving towards debt maturities in January, which total US$4.225 million. US$2.4 billion remains to be achieved. What are the government’s ways to meet debt payments. Luis Caputo’s first challenge of 2026 will be to face the US$4.225 million in foreign debt maturities in two weeks (9 January). The Treasury has a flow of US$1.8 billion earmarked for that payment. The issue of BONAR 2029N, together with the purchase of …
Javier Milei’s government is moving towards debt maturities in January, which total US$4.225 million. There is still US$2.4 billion left. What are the government’s ways to meet the debt payments. Luis Caputo’s first challenge of 2026 will be to face the US$4.225 million in foreign debt maturities in the coming year.
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