IMF boss hails 'much sounder' Argentine economy under Milei
International Monetary Fund director Kristalina Georgieva on Monday hailed Argentina's improved economic standing since President Javier Milei took power in 2023. The IMF boss was visiting top debtor Argentina to meet with Milei, for whom the Washington-based institution has repeatedly voiced support since he took office. "What we have today, by all indicators, is a much sounder picture" since 2023, Georgieva said at a joint press conference with Economy Minister Luis Caputo.
- ▪International Monetary Fund director Kristalina Georgieva on Monday hailed Argentina's improved economic standing since President Javier Milei took power in 2023.
- ▪The IMF boss was visiting top debtor Argentina to meet with Milei, for whom the Washington-based institution has repeatedly voiced support since he took office.
- ▪"What we have today, by all indicators, is a much sounder picture" since 2023, Georgieva said at a joint press conference with Economy Minister Luis Caputo.
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International Monetary Fund director Kristalina Georgieva on Monday hailed Argentina's improved economic standing since President Javier Milei took power in 2023. The IMF boss was visiting top debtor Argentina to meet with Milei, for whom the Washington-based institution has repeatedly voiced support since he took office. "What we have today, by all indicators, is a much sounder picture" since 2023, Georgieva said at a joint press conference with Economy Minister Luis Caputo. Milei campaigned on a pledge to revive the economy by slashing public spending and reining in inflation. The austerity measures imposed by his government have been unpopular, prompting frequent protests. Read more...
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