US EditionDollar Bands, Debt Maturities and Subsidies: the First Signs of the Economic Plan for 2026
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It is true that having achieved fiscal adjustment in record time and having a tax incentive regime for large investments in sectors such as energy, mining and advanced technologies, provide arguments to argue that 2026 will be a year of economic growth. But the government should not fall asleep in laurels.
The government of Javier Milei will formally begin the third year of its management and will launch a series of modifications that will mark the beginning of the next stage of the economic program. In 2026 will begin to govern the changes in the scheme of bands of flotation exchange, then the Executive will have to face one of the most important maturity of the year and will also reorder the scheme of subsidies to the rates of light and gas. On …
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