US EditionSantiago Casas on an Agreement with the Us: “We Would End up Eating the Swap in a Year and a Half and Return to the Starting Point”
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The Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, Scott Bessent, reiterated his support to the government of Javier Milei, insisted that he is prepared “to do what is necessary” in order to stabilize the Argentine economy and confirmed that work is being done in swap. “The Treasury of the United States is fully prepared to do what is necessary and we will continue to closely observe the events,” Bessent wrote in his X account. The American off…
The economist warned that without structural reforms, the agreement with the US will only provide temporary relief. Read more
The Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, will head an official delegation that will travel to Washington tomorrow to hold a meeting with Scott Bessent, as confirmed by official spokespersons to Infobae. The group is also made up of the second in the Ministry, José Luis Daza; the Secretary of Finance, Pablo Quirno, and the head of the Central Bank (BCRA), Santiago Bausili. The meeting was announced publicly by Scott Bessent, who announced that he ha…
The Secretary of the Treasury clarified that he will only give a swap to Argentina and that there are no other negotiations in progress. The post Luis Caputo travels to the United States to advance the swap negotiations appeared first on El Intranssigente.
Luis Caputo Travels to Washington Tomorrow to Meet with Scott Bessent in Search of Financial Support
The Minister of Economy will head an official delegation that will hold meetings this weekend in the U.S. capital.
The Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, Scott Bessent, said this Thursday that the financial assistance that is negotiated with the government of Javier Milei will not consist in a direct injection of funds, but will be structured as a “swap line”. The clarification of the US official was made during a television interview with the CNBC media, amid the uncertainty and questions that the agreement generates in both countries regarding…
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