US EditionCentral Bank Reserves Fell Nearly $600 Million After a Payment to the Imf
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International assets fell to USD 42,141 million. The Treasury cancelled a maturity of USD 780 million for interest under the extended facility agreement with the agency
The Government paid $780 million in interest and commission to the IMF, reducing gross reserves to $42 billion.
They warn that relaxing the goal, as agreed with the IMF, adds pressure to the government’s financial needs in 2026. Today’s net reserves are $7.211 million.
Again the story repeats: while retired and retired, disabled people and workers continue to suffer from the chainsaw of the adjustment, the Milei government takes out the wallet to comply with the International Monetary Fund. On Wednesday, the Treasury paid more than US$ 780 million in interest and commissions to the IMF, just 48 hours after having received a new disbursement of 2 billion dollars from the international agency. Thus, so far this …
The reserves fell by 576 million dollars, thus closing the day with a total of 42,141 million reserves. Read more
It cancelled US$ 780 million of interest and commissions. It did so with the disbursement that turned it on Monday the agency.
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