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IMF chief says Argentina is in "a strong position" despite missing its fiscal target

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IMF chief says Argentina is in "a strong position" despite missing its fiscal target
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“Argentina today is in a strong position,” she said at a press conference alongside Economy Minister Luis Caputo. It is Georgieva's first visit to the country since taking over the institution in 2019 and the first by a top IMF official to Buenos Aires in eight years. Her agenda included meetings with Caputo, central bank president Santiago Bausili, and a meeting with Milei at the presidential palace.

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IMF chief says Argentina is in “a strong position” despite missing its fiscal target Monday, July 27th 2026 - 19:59 UTC Full article 0 comments (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); It is Georgieva's first visit to the country since taking over the institution in 2019 and the first by a top IMF official to Buenos Aires in eight years International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva on Monday endorsed the economic program of Javier Milei's government during a visit to Buenos Aires and ruled out that the country will need additional financing from the institution next year, when presidential elections are due. “Argentina today is in a strong position,” she said at a press conference alongside Economy Minister Luis Caputo.

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