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IMF Warns Oil Market Could Take Three Months to Normalize After Hormuz Reopens

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) issued a stark warning regarding the global oil market following the Middle East conflict. Even if the strategic Strait of Hormuz reopens, oil supply could take up to three months to stabilize. The world's reserves that prevented massive price hikes are rapidly depleting.

Milei Government Sets Reform Agenda Focused on Central Bank and Economy

Sources indicate that the political committee of La Libertad Avanza met at the Casa Rosada to outline the legislative roadmap for the second half of the year. With June inflation at 1.8% and country risk at 402 points, the ruling party aims to advance Central Bank reforms and eliminate primary elections, reportedly backed by the IMF.

El Gobierno avanza con reformas clave y prepara la histórica visita del FMI

La Casa Rosada convocó a la mesa política de La Libertad Avanza para definir la agenda legislativa del segundo semestre. Los ejes principales son la reforma del Banco Central, la Inocencia Fiscal y la preparación de la visita de Kristalina Georgieva, que incluirá una recorrida por Vaca Muerta.

Inflation Expectations: Consultants Predict Index Could Drop Below 2% in June

Private consulting firms project that Argentina's inflation for June 2026 could drop below the 2% mark, landing between 1.8% and 1.9%. This marks a significant improvement from the 2.1% recorded in May. For July and August, expectations remain similarly low. The government is optimistic, and the country risk continues to fall.

Argentine Country Risk Hits Best Level Since 2018, Approaching 400 Points

Over the long weekend celebrating Argentina's 210th Anniversary of Independence, the country's financial risk index dropped to 404 basis points, its lowest level in eight years. This encouraging milestone follows a USD 2.5 billion payment to private bondholders and a robust 2026/2027 financial plan that earned praise from the IMF.

Venezuela Seeks Frozen Funds to Rebuild After Devastating Earthquake

Following the tragic double earthquake on June 24, 2026, Venezuela reports more than 3,800 deaths. Acting President Delcy Rodriguez is reportedly seeking the release of 7 billion dollars from King Charles III and the IMF to rebuild the nation and offer hope to affected families.

IMF Praises Argentina's Financial Plan and Central Bank Reform

The International Monetary Fund celebrated Argentina's financial program to face foreign currency debt maturities and backed the Central Bank's Charter reform. With country risk at 405 basis points, its lowest since 2018, and 3.5% growth projections for 2026, Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva will visit Buenos Aires on July 28 and 29.

Argentine Country Risk Hits Historic Low, Aiming to Break 400 Points

Argentina's country risk stands at 405 basis points, its lowest level since 2018, showcasing solid economic stability. The government, led by Economy Minister Luis Caputo, presented the 2026/2027 financial plan with a USD 3.7 billion surplus. Meanwhile, the Central Bank successfully manages debt payments, and the IMF maintains growth projections despite a challenging global context.

IMF Maintains Growth Projection for Argentina Amid Global Uncertainty

On July 8, 2026, the International Monetary Fund released its updated economic forecasts. Despite downgrading global growth prospects due to international conflicts, the agency maintained its optimistic growth projection for Argentina, supported by a record-low country risk.

IMF Maintains Argentina Growth Forecast Amid Global Challenges

The International Monetary Fund adjusted down its global economic forecasts but maintained its growth projection for Argentina. This backing aligns with encouraging local data, such as the country risk dropping to 405 points and record reserves.

Argentina's Central Bank Nears IMF Reserve Target Amid $9.5B July Challenge

Argentina's Central Bank has accumulated $7.4 billion in reserves during 2026, approaching the annual $8 billion IMF target. However, analysts warn that seasonal factors and upcoming debt maturities totaling $9.5 billion in July could test the institution's strategy. A mix of agricultural exports, energy revenues, and international guarantees may help navigate the turbulent second half of the year.

Argentina's Central Bank Beats 2026 Reserve Target in Just Five Months

The Central Bank of Argentina has accumulated over USD 10.6 billion in net foreign currency purchases, surpassing the annual IMF target in record time. This historic achievement marks the second-best reserve accumulation in Argentina's history and signals a potential turning point for the nation's economic stability.

Riesgo país cae a 486 puntos: el nivel más bajo desde 2018 y los mercados celebran

El indicador que mide la confianza de los inversores en Argentina alcanzó su nivel mínimo en casi 8 años. El BCRA cumplió la meta del FMI de acumular USD 10.000 millones en reservas y la brecha cambiaria se mantiene en torno al 1%. Los bonos soberanos y el S&P Merval cerraron con leves mejoras en una semana positiva para los mercados locales.

Los bonos en dólares repuntan y el riesgo país roza su mínimo histórico de la era Milei

La deuda soberana en dólares se recuperó en Wall Street y el riesgo país se consolidó en 486 puntos básicos, a solo dos unidades del mínimo de la actual gestión. El BCRA superó los USD 10.000 millones en compras de divisas, cumpliendo la meta anual con el FMI en apenas cinco meses. El S&P Merval cerró con leve avance mientras los ADRs terminaron mixtos.

FMI vs. Monotributo: el problema que genera al sistema jubilatorio según una especialista

La tributarista Fernanda Laiún analizó las recomendaciones del Fondo Monetario Internacional sobre el régimen del monotributo y señaló que el principal problema está en el componente previsional. Explicó que un contribuyente puede aportar en 30 años el equivalente a 20 jubilaciones mínimas, generando un desequilibrio estructural en el sistema de seguridad social.

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