US EditionImf Asks Milei for Greater Political Consensus and Accumulation of Reserves
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The agency’s spokeswoman, Julie Kozack, confirmed support for the Argentine government but insisted with the search for greater agreements and an economic policy that would increase the reserves. Read more
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) asked Javier Milei’s government to accumulate more reserves in the Central Bank (BCRA) and demanded that there be “wide political support” in Argentina to “ensure the implementation of the reforms.” During a press conference, agency spokesperson Julie Kozack said that from the IMF they continue to work “in close collaboration with the authorities” to “support Argentina’s path towards more sustainable, privat…
After Trump’s support for Milei, the agency’s spokeswoman emphasized the importance of a currency exchange scheme that would allow the Central Bank to add dollars. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) again asked the national government to accumulate reserves in the Central Bank (BCRA). The agency’s spokesperson, Julie Kozack, again supported the economic plan. But she reminded him that Milei management needs “wide political support” to advance…
The spokesperson for the international organization, Julie Kozack, said that the Argentine government must reach consensus in order to carry out its adjustment policies and achieve "a currency framework oriented towards the reconstruction of reserves".
The international organization highlighted the economic direction of the libertarian government, although it highlighted issues to improve. The post The IMF recommended Milei to accumulate reserves and generate "wide political support" appeared first on The Intransigent.
From Washington, and in the midst of market instability, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) once again set the court for the Argentine government. This time, the agency’s spokesperson, Julie Kozack, demanded that Javier Milei’s administration seek consensus with the opposition to ensure the continuity of the economic adjustment program. “With regard to the current program, we continue to emphasize the need to generate broad political support …
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