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(Bloomberg) -- Argentina paid the International Monetary Fund $2.6 billion due Tuesday, complying with major maturities before the presidential runoff election Nov. 19, according to two people with direct knowledge of the matter. Most Read from BloombergIsrael Latest: Blinken Making Another Visit to the Middle EastSaudi Forces on Alert After Clash With Iran-Backed HouthisImmigrants Are Leaving Canada at Faster Pace, Study ShowsInnovent, Lilly Obesity Drug Spurs More Weight Loss in TrialSony&#x20...

(Bloomberg) -- Argentina paid the International Monetary Fund $2.6 billion due Tuesday, complying with major maturities before the presidential runoff election Nov. 19, according to two people with direct knowledge of the matter. Most Read from BloombergIsrael Latest: Blinken Making Another Visit to the Middle EastImmigrants Are Leaving Canada at Faster Pace, Study ShowsSaudi Forces on Alert After Clash With Iran-Backed HouthisInnovent, Lilly Obesity Drug Spurs More Weight Loss in TrialZillow Pl

Argentines will on Sunday move a step closer to deciding who will run the $600 billion economy engulfed by a deep crisis that involves runaway inflation, a dearth of U.S. dollar reserves and an electorate with little trust in its currency. Regardless of who wins the race between libertarian populist Javier Milei, center-left economy minister Sergio Massa and center-right ex-minister Patricia Bullrich, the next government will have to deal with a gargantuan pile of debt and a peso so weak that t...

EDITORIAL: One by one the social spillovers of the financial meltdown are beginning to show. Now there’s a very...

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It seemed that the tough times were over. Just two months ago, foreign bill discounting transactions at commercial...

The European Commission has committed €100 million to support Tunisia in the effort against migration, with an affectional €900 million in funding for the country. But how does the agreement expect to find success with a formula that has long held a reputation of failure?

The International Monetary Fund's (IMF) executive board has approved a $7.5 billion disbursement for Argentina despite Buenos Aires missing key financial targets as it grapples with a prolonged economic crisis, the IMF said Wednesday."Since completion of the fourth review, key program targets were missed reflecting the historic drought along with policy slippages," the IMF announced in a statement. 

The International Monetary Fund's (IMF) executive board has approved a $7.5 billion disbursement for Argentina, a spokesperson for economy minister Sergio Massa told AFP Wednesday, as the South American country grapples with a prolonged economic crisis."The IMF Board of Directors approved the disbursement of $7.5 billion," the spokesperson for Massa, who is also running for president of Argentina, told AFP in a message on Wednesday.