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By Eugenia Rodriguez. Latin American Summary, April 14, 2025. Pending the reaction of the markets today, the Argentina-IMF agreement anticipates that, in addition to devaluation, cuts in retirements, labor flexibility, fewer resources to provinces, and cuts in subsidies will be imposed. The limitations of an adjustment and poverty program, the uncertainty about where they are going [...] Entry Argentina. IMF: more adjustment, debt higher than ca…
The IMF, the World Bank and the IDB save the Argentine government, but they condemn their people to a ferocious recession and to hand over their natural resources The figure is as immoral as it is strategic: 42 billion dollars to support a government in free fall, unable to control inflation, destroy poverty or guarantee basic rights.This financial lifeguard, agreed between the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the Inter-American D…
Wall St expects Argentina market boost from IMF deal, big shift on FX controls - Regional Media News
BUENOS AIRES/LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) – Wall Street investors are forecasting a positive market reaction in Argentina after the country sealed a $20 billion loan program with the International Monetary Fund and undid large parts of its currency and capital controls late on Friday. Traders expect bonds and equities to rise on Monday, with Argentina’s risk index that reflects investor sentiment in the country’s debt falling. The IMF support is se…
Net reserves will record a jump this week and will be on the verge of moving to positive ground after several years in red. The $12 billion that will be entered this Tuesday from the IMF, following the new agreement and the release of the stocks, will erase almost the entire negative account in the Central Bank coffers and the balance sheet could improve in the coming months. Especially, given that what will enter this year, amounting to $23.1 b…
The IMF approved a loan of US$20 billion for Argentina, of which US$12 billion will reach the reserves of the Central Bank (BCRA) next Tuesday. By the end of this year, revenues will have added US$15 billion.The arrival of IMF dollars, however, is not automatic, but responds to the fulfillment of the goals (fiscals, reserves and reforms, among others) that Argentina promised to achieve throughout the duration of the program.The report of the sta…
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