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Buenos Aires Times | President Fernández announces new IMF debt financing deal - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | President Fernández announces new IMF debt financing deal

"I want to announce that the government of Argentina has reached an agreement with the International Monetary Fund," announces President Alberto Fernández.

Buenos Aires Times | Guzmán confirms details of Argentina's new IMF debt agreement - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Guzmán confirms details of Argentina's new IMF debt agreement

Under the new deal, Argentina has committed to progressively reducing its fiscal deficit from 3% in 2021 to just 0.9% in 2024.

Buenos Aires Times | Argentina more than halves 2021 budget deficit amid IMF talks - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Argentina more than halves 2021 budget deficit amid IMF talks

Argentina sharply reduced its budget deficit in 2021 as President Alberto Fernández tries to cut down on spending amid talks with the International Monetary Fund.

Buenos Aires Times | Guzmán: 'IMF risks losing legitimacy if Argentina destabilises' - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Guzmán: 'IMF risks losing legitimacy if Argentina destabilises'

Economy Minister Martín Guzmán discusses ongoing talks with the International Monetary Fund and warns the lender risks losing credibility if it "pushes" the country "into a destabilising situation."

Buenos Aires Times | Guzmán: 'IMF risks losing legitimacy if Argentina destabilises' - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Guzmán: 'IMF risks losing legitimacy if Argentina destabilises'

Economy Minister Martín Guzmán discusses ongoing talks with the International Monetary Fund and warns the lender risks losing credibility if it "pushes" the country "into a destabilising situation."