US EditionThe Government Travels to the G20 and Expects a Meeting with the Imf to Unlock us$2.2 Billion
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A mission will attend the meeting of finance ministers in South Africa.On August 1, $800 million of interest is due with the Fund.But the agency holds the suspense over the review it carried out.
In a context of strong financial pressure and with a view to meeting fiscal and reserve targets, the Government faces a key week in the negotiation with the International Monetary Fund. The market outlook will be set in South Africa, where the agreement that allows for a new disbursement could be advanced. A technical mission of the economic team will travel this Monday to Durban, South Africa, to participate in the meeting of ministers of econo…
In the next few hours, a mission of the Argentine economic team will undertake a trip to the South African city of Durban to join the meeting of ministers of economy and monetary authorities of the G20. The agenda includes key meetings with representatives of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), among them its managing deputy director, Gita Gopinath. The trip represents the third recent rapprochement between the government and the agency. Firs…
The Government will refine details for a key week in negotiations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). A mission of economic team officials will travel to Durban, South Africa, to participate from Monday of the meeting between ministers of economy and central bankers of the G20. Gita Gopinath, deputy managing director of the Fund, will be present, which opens the door to possible new meetings with the agency. It will be the third meeting …
A motorcade led by Pablo Quirno will participate in the G20 meeting in Durban, where he will seek to advance the first technical review of the new program. The objective: to obtain US$2 billion and strengthen the reserves of the BCRA.
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