IMF confirms Argentina has requested new $20-B loan program

On CNN Radio Argentina, Agustín Monteverde, economist and Academic Advisor at the Fundación Libertad y Progreso, addressed the International Monetary Fund's confirmation of the first disbursement requested by the national government and analyzed national economic data. On CNN Primera Mañana, he stated that "it's not that the Ministry of Economy has requested a complicated disbursement, but rather that Argentina, during the 15 months of the curre…

By CNN Radio Argentina Héctor Torres, economist and former representative of Argentina to the IMF, analyzed the negotiation between the national government and the Monetary Fund for the agreement for 20 billion dollars. In CNN Primera Argentina, he said that the words of the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, generate “confusion, a lot of confusion. Starting with the 50 billion reserves. Yesterday, he is saying that they will ask 50% or more of t…

The Argentine government has announced that it will receive a new loan of $20 billion but the International Monetary Fund has said that the figure is not yet defined. Meanwhile, the Central Bank fails to stop the foreign exchange reserves outflow of the countryMilei and the IMF: from anarcho-capitalist 'indomitable' to president obedient to Washington Javier Milei's government clings to the saving of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).Amid th…

The expectation of Casa Rosada is that the Staff will report that there is a formal agreement and that the Board of the Fund will set a date for its final approval, two essential steps for the Central Bank to receive the first disbursement

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has confirmed the amount of $20 billion of the new loan requested by Argentina, speaking of "very advanced" negotiations. The country is already the IMF's main debtor, with a debt of $44 billion.

IMF confirms Argentina has requested new $20-B loan program

WASHINGTON, United States — The International Monetary Fund on Friday confirmed it was in talks with Argentina about a new $20 billion, four-year loan program to support the country’s economic reform program. “Progress on the new program is very advanced and engagement continues at all levels to finalize an agreement that will help Argentina consolidate its already successful economic program,” an IMF spokesperson said in a statement shared with…