US EditionIMF Calls on Argentina to Bolster Critically Low Reserves
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In Argentina in recent years, public debate has been dominated by urgency: stabilising the macroeconomics, containing inflation, curbing the deterioration of purchasing power, renegotiating debt. These are all essential steps, yes, but also limited if not accompanied by a deeper and more strategic look. Because ordering macroeconomics is just the starting point. The real question, which should be addressed with urgency and hope, is: how are we g…
IMF Calls on Argentina to Bolster Critically Low Reserves
The International Monetary Fund’s July 2025 review makes its message clear: Argentina has made real progress, but danger remains. Net reserves are still critically low—about minus $6 billion by official figures—far short of what experts say is safe. This makes it hard for the country to pay debts and cover imports. The IMF urges more […]
Argentina’s Dollar Drain Deepens: IMF Warns Milei Over Critically Low Reserves and Capital Flight - teleSUR English
The IMF alerts Argentina’s government under Javier Milei that net reserves remain critically low amid escalating dollar outflows. A private report reveals over $5 billion fled in 45 days, warning urgent measures are needed to stabilize the economy ahead of key negotiations. Related: Argentina Faces Waves of Protests Against Milei’s Brutal Austerity and Dismantling of the State The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has once again sounded alarms o…
The board had an informal meeting, according to Bloomberg news agency. In the government they say the talks are still open and approval could take place next week.
In the framework of the General Council meeting, on Tuesday, Argentina formally accepted the Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies of the World Trade Organization (WTO), a crucial step to curb subsidies that contribute to overfishing and illegal fishing.The ambitious initiative, which seeks to protect marine ecosystems and ensure sustainable fishing practices, must be initialled by five more nations to enter into force.Argentina accepts the Agreement…
A report by the agency analyzed the progress of the economy and the remaining challenges. Meanwhile, the government expects a disbursement of US$2 billion after the revision of goals carried out by the staff of the fund The International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned in a report yesterday Tuesday that the Argentine economy requires more reserves, [...] The post The IMF warned that the country must strengthen reserves and advance in structural refor…
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