IMF Returns to the Country to Review Fiscal Targets and Audit the National Government’s Economic Plan
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A new mission of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), headed by official Joyce Wong, will arrive in Buenos Aires on Monday, September 21, to carry out the third review of the extended facility loan agreement. The exclusionary axis of the meetings will be the evolution of public accounts, after the fiscal result...
The agency will closely monitor the accumulation of reserves, the fiscal outcome and the government's funding strategy.
A technical mission will arrive this Monday to start the third review of the agreement. The primary surplus of the first semester reached 0.6% of GDP, below the target of 0.7%, while the target for all 2026 remains at 1.4%.
A delegation of the agency will disembark in Buenos Aires to analyze the deviation in the public accounts of the first semester. The economic team will seek to justify the overrun with the projections of the Budget and the postponement of key measures.
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