Bukele in trouble: the fall of bitcoin puts pressure on El Salvador's debt and complicates relations with the IMF
The dramatic drop in bitcoin's value raises concerns about El Salvador's risky investment strategy and its relationship with the IMF.
The Fund's mission has ended, and the government expects the disbursement of US$ 1 billion in March
The International Monetary Fund has concluded its mission in Argentina, with the government anticipating a disbursement of US$ 1 billion by March following successful negotiations.
Debt Tender: The Treasury Absorbed More Pesos After January's 2.9% Inflation
The Argentine Treasury allocated $9.02 trillion in a debt tender, successfully rolling over a larger portion than expected after January's inflation rate rose to 2.9%.
"The breakdown of multilateralism may lead to more trade": Sturzenegger defended openness and the agreement with the U.S. in Saudi Arabia
Argentinian Minister Sturzenegger defended a new trade agreement with the U.S. during an IMF event in Saudi Arabia, suggesting that geopolitical tensions could open new trade opportunities.
The IMF requested explanations regarding INDEC's inflation index, and Marco Lavagna's successor proposes updating it
The IMF is demanding clarity from the Argentinian government about its recent decision to suspend the updated Consumer Price Index, following the resignation of Marco Lavagna and the appointment of his successor.
Sturzenegger met with Georgieva in Saudi Arabia: 'The deregulation advances of Milei are an example for other countries'
Federico Sturzenegger and IMF Director Kristalina Georgieva met in Saudi Arabia to discuss the economic reforms led by the Milei administration, highlighting their potential as a model for other nations.
The Government ordered the State Attorney's Office to stop being a plaintiff in the case regarding the IMF loan in 2018
The national government has instructed the State Attorney's Office to cease its role as a plaintiff in the case concerning the 2018 IMF loan, justifying the decision by stating that the case has been dismissed.
A new inflation index should be expected by 2030 and would cost at least $5 million
A new inflation index (IPC) will take until 2030 to develop and is estimated to cost at least $5 million, according to sources at Indec.
Argentina turns to the United States to pay off a new debt maturity with the IMF
Argentina has purchased SDRs worth $808 million to settle interest payments with the International Monetary Fund, reaffirming Trump's role as a source of financial assistance.