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IMF Money Arrives in Buenos Aires, Boosting Reserves
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IMF money arrives in Buenos Aires, boosting reserves
Argentina has received a US$2 billion disbursement from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), a move that has boosted the country's international reserves and provided a temporary reprieve from exchange rate volatility. The funds, part of an agreement reached in April, have raised the Central Bank's reserves to over US$43 billion, the highest since early 2023.
Kristalina Georgieva and Javier Milei. Photo: archive. With a little help of my friends, the government obtained from the IMF 4 endorsements: 1) they gave him the corresponding guitar in this section, 2) they forgiven him that he had not accumulated enough reserves, 3) they lowered the rod on that subject so that it did not remain so in lack,...
Argentina received USD 2 billion from the IMF and exceeded USD 43 billion in reserves: real relief or persistent challenge? Read more
With the last disbursement by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) this Monday, the amount of reserves of the Central Bank of Argentina amounted to US$43,023 million on Monday, August 4, 2025. Details of the IMF disbursement and its implications The Central Bank has received US$14 billion from the program agreed with the IMF, representing 70% of the funds agreed in April. By 2025, a final disbursement of US$1 billion is expected at the end of t…
The International Monetary Fund approved a new disbursement and the Central Bank’s reserves exceeded US$43 billion. The government still has to pay interest to the agency. The post Argentina received US$2 billion from the IMF and the reserves reached their highest point in the Javier Milei era appeared first on El Intranssigente.
Trump supports Milei. The situation shows support for the U.S. Milei government via IMF and identifies big producers and exporters as privileged beneficiaries of economic policy. By Julio Gambina, economist Public debt grows with a new IMF disbursement of $2 billion, after exchange-rate tensions that led to an increase in the exchange rate of 15% in July against inflation of around 2% per month. That explains the correction of various prices tha…
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