Argentina Submits 2027 Budget Bill to Congress, Foresees 4% GDP Growth
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Argentina submits 2027 budget bill to Congress, foresees 4% GDP growth
BUENOS AIRES, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Argentina's government presented its 2027 budget proposal to Congress on Tuesday, laying out President Javier Milei's economic projections and spending priorities ahead of a presidential election next year. According ...
Argentina's government presented its budget proposal for 2027 to Congress on Tuesday, detailing the economic projections and spending priorities of President Javier Milei before next year's presidential elections. Also read: Argentinos sees a worsening of the economy under Milei, despite Milei's stabilization in social media starts to fail in Argentina Argentina expands judicial offensive against oil exploration companies in the Malvinas Accordi…
The libertarian administration’s projections include an average dollar of $1,728 and trade surplus of $15 billion. It also plans to close the year with financial surplus
Consultants participating in the Central Bank’s REM project an inflation of 20.5%, a growth of 2.9% and a wholesale dollar of 2016 to December next year; the project enters this afternoon by entrance table of Deputies
The Government expects a recovery of revenue in the middle of the election year and a primary surplus of 1.3 per cent/GDP.
For the ruling party, Budget 2027 seeks to function as a sign of continuity of the economic program, what it expects for inflation, growth and the dollar.
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