Buenos Aires, Argentina – The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has confirmed the successful completion of its review of Argentina’s program, strongly commending the efforts of President Javier Milei’s government. This agreement, reached at the staff level, covers the first three months of the program that began in April and represents a crucial step for the consolidation of the country’s economic stability.

The IMF’s Executive Board will now debate the results of these negotiations in the coming days, with the imminent approval of a USD 2 billion disbursement. The organization highlighted that the program has had a “solid start” despite a complex external environment, emphasizing continued disinflation and economic growth, poverty reduction, and Argentina’s earlier-than-expected reincorporation into international capital markets.

Argentine authorities have reaffirmed their firm commitment to safeguarding fiscal anchors, rebuilding reserves, reducing inflation, strengthening the monetary framework, and promoting growth-boosting reforms. This endorsement from the IMF not only validates President Milei’s economic direction but also sends a clear signal of confidence to global markets about Argentina’s future, consolidating a landscape of recovery and stability.