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Buenos Aires Times | IMF focus on saving Argentina from dangerous inflation path - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | IMF focus on saving Argentina from dangerous inflation path

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva says lessons have been learned from 2018 and that the Fund's "main focus" is to help Argentina tackle high inflation.

Buenos Aires Times | Five key hurdles Argentina must overcome before a final IMF deal - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Five key hurdles Argentina must overcome before a final IMF deal

The remaining obstacles that analysts and investors are going to look to see answered in the final rounds of talks with the International Monetary Fund.

Buenos Aires Times | Argentina seeks to reach IMF staff-level agreement before March - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Argentina seeks to reach IMF staff-level agreement before March

Argentina’s government expects to reach a staff-level agreement on a new programme with the International Monetary Fund in the next three to four weeks before sending it to Congress for approval.

Buenos Aires Times | Opposition reaction to IMF deal: Juntos por el Cambio welcomes 'positive' agreement - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Opposition reaction to IMF deal: Juntos por el Cambio welcomes 'positive' agreement

Argentina's main opposition coalition vows to check “fine print” of IMF financing programme in Congress, while welcoming “first step” towards avoiding “a costly default”

Buenos Aires Times | Government reaches new US$44.5-billion agreement With IMF - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Government reaches new US$44.5-billion agreement With IMF

Argentina has reached an initial agreement worth US$44.5 billion with the International Monetary Fund in an attempt to stabilise its economy.