US EditionGovernment Looks Forward to Passing the IMF Review Despite Not Meeting a Key Goal
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One of the main leaders of the Argentine government’s economic team relativized on Thursday the doubts in market sectors regarding the level of reserves. Days after a mission of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) arrived in the country to carry out the first revision of the new program for US$20 billion signed in April, Vladimir Werning, vice president of the Central Bank (BCRA), anticipated that “there will not be a problem” with the agency …
The balance of payments - a relevant fact because it reflects the income and foreign exchange outflow of the country - will suffer a deficit 400% higher than what was foreseen in the agreed projections as a condition for obtaining new financing. The Argentine government continues to go for more. In this case, in its always sensitive relationship with the International Monetary Fund, which has just lent it another USD 20 billion. Initially, it wa…
The first revision of the plan agreed in April between the agency and the government is under way. The Fund is expected to approve the management of Caputo even though it has not managed to accumulate the dollars it owed. Milei and the IMF are joined by the intention to attack the workers and their families with the chainsaw; that is why they must be faced. The IMF mission is in Buenos Aires to carry out the first evaluation of the recent progra…
The mission of the international organization is in Buenos Aires to carry out the first evaluation of the recent program, with the objective of enabling US$ 2 billion Read more
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