Caputo said that the Government has "some important businessmen against"
Economy Minister Luis Caputo claimed that some media and influential businessmen are part of a conspiracy to undermine the government by spreading polls that show a decline in its public image.
Despite Caputo's promise to bondholders, country risk closed at the highest level of the year
Argentina's country risk reached its highest point of the year at 633 basis points, raising concerns despite Minister Caputo's assurances regarding bond payments.
Amid global shock, Caputo prepares a plan to pay bondholders until the 2027 elections
The Argentine government is devising a financial strategy to pay off international creditors through to the presidential elections of 2027, amid rising risks in emerging markets.
Caputo assures that he has coverage for US$9 billion in maturities and opens the door to refinance BCRA bonds
Argentina's Economy Minister Luis Caputo claims that the government has identified financing sources for upcoming debt maturities totaling US$9 billion and suggests a potential refinancing of the Central Bank's dollar-denominated instruments.
Javier Milei said that 'inflation is decreasing' and that the wholesale price data anticipates what 'is coming in the future'
President Javier Milei announced on social media that wholesale inflation is decreasing, projecting a 26% annual rate and highlighting Luis Caputo's influence as Economy Minister.
Is the market running the goal away from Caputo, or is the minister struggling to score?
Luis Caputo, Argentina's financial minister, faces challenges in addressing upcoming debt obligations amid high country risk and uncertainty in the economic landscape.
Caputo talked about the February inflation data and said it could fall below 1% monthly in 2026
Economy Minister Luis Caputo commented on February's inflation rate of 2.9%, indicating expectations for a potential decrease below 1% in upcoming months despite recent economic challenges.
"We are concerned but we are also occupied," said Luis Caputo about the 2.9 percent inflation rate in February
Economy Minister Luis Caputo stated that despite the 2.9% inflation rate in February, which marks the ninth consecutive month without a decrease, the government was not surprised and is focused on managing the situation.
Caputo's explanation about February inflation: a 'correction process' and two decades of 'distortions'
Luis Caputo, Argentina's Minister of Economy, explained that the country's February inflation rate of 2.9% reflects an ongoing process of correcting economic distortions that have persisted for two decades.
Luis Caputo explained why inflation has not decreased for nine months: "There is still a process of correction of relative prices"
Luis Caputo discussed the persistent inflation in Argentina, attributing it to long-standing economic distortions.
February inflation was 2.9%, above what the market expected
February's inflation rate in Argentina reached 2.9%, exceeding market expectations.
Caputo sends a delegation to the IDB summit in Paraguay, in search of financing
Argentine Economy Minister Luis Caputo is leading a delegation to the Inter-American Development Bank summit in Asunción, Paraguay, to secure development financing for the country.
Luis Caputo and the meeting with investors: "Anyone who didn't leave New York optimistic about Argentina is blind to the facts"
Luis Caputo, Argentina's minister, highlighted the positive outcomes of the Argentina Week in New York, emphasizing the opportunities in the country for investors.
Caputo said he was unaware of the repercussions among businessmen due to Milei's criticism of Rocca and Madanes
Economy Minister Luis Caputo expressed ignorance about the reactions among business leaders to President Milei's criticisms during his recent press comments.
JP Morgan warned that placing debt on Wall Street will be key to sustaining the Argentine program before 2027
JP Morgan emphasized the importance of regaining access to international financing for Argentina's economic sustainability ahead of the 2027 electoral cycle.
Caputo before businessmen: 'The biggest risk is losing the opportunity to invest in the country'
Argentine Economy Minister Luis Caputo emphasized the importance of investing in Argentina during a presentation in New York, stating that the real risk lies in missing investment opportunities under President Javier Milei's leadership.
After Milei's Criticism, Caputo Will Present the Economic Plan to Executives and Investors at 'Argentina Week'
Argentinian Economy Minister Luis Caputo is set to present the government's economic plan to executives and investors in New York following critical remarks made by Javier Milei.
Imports: Luis Caputo's Economic Team Denies a 'Flood' of Overseas Purchases
In a presentation at Expoagro, officials from President Luis Caputo's economic team rejected claims of a surge in imports, clarifying that most imports are capital goods rather than consumer products.
Eleven governors and a closed-door meeting with foreign investors: the 'competition' for the best wine and alignment with Caputo
Eleven Argentine governors gathered in New York for a closed-door meeting with foreign investors, emphasizing their collaboration with Economy Minister Luis Caputo and showcasing the country’s potential in various sectors.
Luis Caputo: 'We are facing one of the biggest shocks and the dollar has not moved'
Argentina's Economy Minister Luis Caputo downplayed the impact of the Middle East crisis and rising oil prices on the Argentine dollar and inflation.
Luis Caputo stated that Argentina is prepared to face the economic effects of the war: 'The best shield is having the numbers in order'
Argentina's Economy Minister Luis Caputo believes the country is well-prepared to mitigate the economic impacts of international conflicts, emphasizing the importance of maintaining stable economic figures.
Caputo asks the Fund to postpone the compliance with the reserve accumulation target
The Argentine government seeks to delay its reserve targets with the IMF by establishing an annual goal instead of the current semi-annual compliance requirements.
Who is Ernesto Talvi, the new economic advisor announced by Luis Caputo
Economy Minister Luis Caputo has announced the appointment of Ernesto Talvi, a former Uruguayan senator and chancellor, as an economic advisor.
Who is Ernesto Talvi, the Uruguayan economist that Luis Caputo recruits to lower inflation in Argentina
Luis Caputo has announced the recruitment of Uruguayan economist Ernesto Talvi to assist in economic reforms aimed at reducing inflation in Argentina.
Luis Caputo: "You are losing money with dollars at home, but the one who loses the most is the country"
Economy Minister Luis Caputo urged businessmen at the 7th Business and Investment Forum in Mendoza to bring their undeclared savings into the financial system, emphasizing that both they and the country suffer from suppressed investment.
Inflation: According to the market, February marked 2.7% and would be far from starting at zero in August
Analysts predict that inflation in Argentina remains high, with February's rate at 2.7%, contradicting government optimism.
The return to the markets that did not happen: Caputo's decision behind the departure of his Finance Secretary
Alejandro Lew resigned as Finance Secretary due to a strategic shift in the Argentine government's approach to reopening international credit markets.
Caputo stated that the country is at a peak of economic activity, although he defended the opening of imports: 'Argentina is not an industrial model'
Economic Minister Luis Caputo argued that Argentina is experiencing peak economic activity while defending the importation of goods, stating that the country's economic model lacks an industrial foundation.
Luis Caputo: "In the next four years we will see an investment level we've never seen before"
Luis Caputo announced significant upcoming investments in Argentina at the 7th Business and Investment Forum in Mendoza.
Luis Caputo spoke about the rise in country risk: "Although for me it is zero, the market still believes there is 'kuka risk'"
Economy Minister Luis Caputo discussed how political fears regarding a potential return of Kirchnerism are impacting Argentina's country risk ratings.
Luis Caputo confirmed that he will maintain the economic course despite the conflict in the Middle East
Economy Minister Luis Caputo announced that Argentina will continue its economic policies amidst geopolitical tensions, emphasizing fiscal discipline and recovering confidence in international investments.
Inflation, privatizations, IMF, dollar and fiscal innocence: Luis Caputo's definitions for the second half of Milei's mandate
Luis Caputo, Argentina's Minister of Economy, outlines his economic strategy for the upcoming months, predicting a decrease in inflation and emphasizing fiscal balance amidst recent economic pressures.
Caputo ruled out a swap to reduce debt maturities: "The savings were not significant"
Economy Minister Luis Caputo ruled out a voluntary debt swap to manage future maturities, stating that potential savings would not be significant.
The tax pressure hit YPF: paid US$1700 million in earnings and ended the year in the red
YPF faced significant losses in 2025 after paying US$1700 million in taxes, leading to a substantial financial downturn from previous profits.
Changes in Economy: Alejandro Lew leaves the Secretary of Finance and will be replaced by Federico Furiase
The Argentine Minister of Economy Luis Caputo announced the resignation of Alejandro Lew from the Secretary of Finance, citing personal reasons, and appointed Federico Furiase as his successor.
The dollar rises again and the country risk erases all the decrease achieved this year: why the market turned around
The Argentine government is facing a surge in the dollar and country risk at the end of February, reversing previous gains.
"Recalculated": Nicolás Pino explained that Caputo and Milei told them that for now the government cannot make new reductions in withholdings
Nicolás Pino, president of the Rural Society of Argentina, stated that the national government is not planning to reduce withholdings despite recent rumors.
Caputo is on the hunt for 'argendollars' for US$2 billion: why it will be in "mini-installments"
Luis Caputo is reviving a plan to raise US$2 billion through a new hard-currency bond to help refinance debt payments amidst pressure on Argentina's reserves.
The Government has enabled a form to report municipal rates
The Argentine government, led by Javier Milei, has introduced an online form for citizens to report excessive municipal rates.
All the details of the Labor Assistance Fund
The Labor Assistance Fund (FAL) is a key component of the labor reform approved by the Argentine Chamber of Deputies, intended to finance dismissal indemnities, though critics argue it undermines the pension system.
The key article that Minister Luis Caputo asked not to touch in the labor reform has been approved
The Argentine Congress approved a critical article in the labor reform that establishes the Labor Assistance Fund (FAL), despite opposition warnings about its implications for pension financing.
The key article that Minister Luis Caputo asks not to be touched and the opposition will seek to overturn
Minister Luis Caputo is fighting to protect a key article of the Labor Assistance Fund that the opposition seeks to overturn, raising concerns about its implications for the pension system.
Caputo reported that the Government achieved a surplus in January
Economy Minister Luis Caputo announced that the Argentine government recorded a primary surplus of 3.1 trillion pesos in January 2026.
Who benefits from the dollar at $1,400 if not to go see the World Cup and win elections?
The Argentine government struggles to understand why business owners are not celebrating reduced employer contributions and why citizens are hesitant to use their dollars amidst currency competition.
The Attorney General will request the reopening of the criminal case against Caputo, Sturzenegger, and Macri for the 2018 agreement with the IMF
The Argentine Attorney General has requested the reopening of a criminal case against former President Mauricio Macri and other officials regarding a 2018 agreement with the IMF.
Labor reform: Luis Caputo highlighted an 85% reduction in employer contributions for new jobs
Luis Caputo, the Minister of Economy in Argentina, announced an 85% reduction in employer contributions for new jobs as part of a labor reform project awaiting discussion in the Chamber of Deputies.
Luis Caputo questioned the silence of business leaders on a key point of labor reform: 'I am taken aback'
Economic Minister Luis Caputo criticized business leaders for their lack of response regarding a controversial point in Argentina's labor reform that reduces salaries during sick leave.
Imports and Employment: What Seems and What Is
The article discusses the relationship between imports and employment in Argentina, prompted by comments from Economy Minister Luis Andrés Caputo.
Focusing on the effects of labor reform, Caputo met with the UIA
The Argentine Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, met with the Industrial Union of Argentina (UIA) to discuss the impacts of labor reform, commercial openings, provincial taxes, and municipal rates.
Caputo met with the UIA: no announcements for the sector and asked them to take advantage of labor reform
Economy Minister Luis Caputo held a meeting with the Argentine Industrial Union (UIA) to discuss labor reform and fiscal laws but made no significant announcements for the sector.