Argentina’s government has sanctioned up to US$5 billion in new dollar-denominated borrowing as the nation seeks to obtain funding supported by multilateral institutions in anticipation of forthcoming debt obligations. The decree, signed by President Javier Milei and Cabinet members, establishes a legal framework for future financing transactions, with contracts governed by New York law and … Read more
In an effort to help Argentina’s struggling economy get access to global capital markets, the World Bank announced on Tuesday that it was providing guarantees to grant the country access to up to US$2 billion in commercial loans. Argentina, burdened by debt, faces private debt obligations exceeding US$4 billion that are set to mature in … Read more
The World Bank has announced a US$2-billion guarantee for Argentina, which will enable the country to refinance its debt at a reduced cost, according to a statement released on Thursday. The administration of President Javier Milei faces the obligation of servicing private debt amounting to approximately US$4.3 billion in July. The guarantee, which remains subject … Read more
Argentina is poised to achieve three consecutive years of economic growth for the first time since 2008, as indicated by a recent report from the World Bank, marking a notable positive development for the broader region. In the most recent installment of its periodic analysis evaluating the economic prospects for countries in Latin America and … Read more
Economy Minister Luis Caputo announced that the government is undertaking labor and tax reforms, alongside benefits designed to encourage businesses to conserve their resources in pesos. While lacking specific details or a timeline for implementation, he indicated that these actions will constitute the “second stage” of President Javier Milei’s administration. “We clearly need a more … Read more
The economic outlook for Argentina is generating divergent views among prominent institutions. The International Monetary Fund maintains its growth forecast for 2025, in contrast to the World Bank, Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, and private analysts, who have revised theirs downward. The IMF has maintained its forecast of 5.5 percent growth for 2025, commending … Read more
The World Bank has revised its 2025 growth forecast for Argentina downward by nearly a percentage point to 4.6 percent, a figure that still exceeds projections from domestic analysts. In a report released on October 7 in Washington, the global institution indicated that the domestic economy is poised to be one of the top performers … Read more