Luis Caputo: "Argentina will be one of the best-performing economies in the coming years"

How the media covered it (25)

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  Economy

  The economic miracle only Milei and Caputo see

  Javier Milei, speaking in Washington, claimed that Argentina's country risk would drop below 100 points by 2027, despite a recent increase to 623 points. He characterized his administration's efforts as a "miracle" repairing over a century of damage. However, current statistics contrast sharply with these optimistic projections, highlighting a disconnect between promises and market reality. Luis Caputo, speaking from Thailand, echoed this optimism about investments in Argentina, vowing strong economic growth in the coming years.

  By Página/12 · Oct 16

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  Economy

  Milei in another reality: country risk reached 640 points but he said it is dropping

  In a recent conference at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, President Javier Milei claimed that Argentina's country risk is decreasing despite currently being at 640 points. During his speech, he emphasized the importance of his economic model and the need to eliminate regulations to foster growth. Additionally, Milei stressed that economic openness will benefit the majority and rejected regulation of artificial intelligence, reaffirming his focus on deregulation.

  By Página/12 · Oct 15

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  Economy

  Caputo defended the government's management and assured there is an "excess of dollars"

  During the Annual Meetings of the IMF and the World Bank, Minister of Economy Luis Caputo defended Javier Milei's government, highlighting a surplus of dollars thanks to investments under the Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI). Caputo stated that the administration achieved fiscal balance and reduced public spending by 30% in real terms. Despite challenges accessing dollar financing, the minister claimed that macroeconomic stability is essential for sustained growth in the country.

  By Perfil · Oct 17

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  Economy

  IMF praises the government but delays technical approval of the third review

  The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has not yet technically approved the third review of the program with Argentina, delaying a planned disbursement of nearly USD 900 million. Nevertheless, the IMF praised Javier Milei's government economic plan, highlighting achievements in eliminating the fiscal deficit and reducing inflation. Economy Minister Luis Caputo stated that Argentina reduced the deficit without raising taxes, which could enable it to achieve notable economic performance in the future.

  By Perfil · Oct 16

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  Economy

  The IMF called for further cuts to energy subsidies and spoke of "preserving advances"

  The IMF supported Javier Milei's government's policy of cutting energy subsidies and emphasized the need to preserve advancements in this area across Latin America. In its report, the organization highlighted that despite the international context of high energy prices, Argentina made progress in eliminating subsidies. While an economic recovery is anticipated in 2027, the IMF warned of the need for structural reforms and improved job creation.

  By Perfil · Oct 16

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  Economy

  Cachanosky explains why inflation isn’t decreasing: "They continue to issue money and very strongly"

  Economist Roberto Cachanosky explained that inflation in Argentina is not decreasing due to the strong monetary emission. He stated that inflation in September was 1.9%, far from the 0% target previously mentioned by President Javier Milei. He also warned about the current economic situation, characterized by inflation, recession, and an increase in precarious employment.

  By Perfil · Oct 15

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  Finance

  Country risk rises to 640 points after Milei's speech at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce

  Argentina's country risk has risen to 640 basis points following President Javier Milei's speech at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, where he predicted his re-election in 2027. In this context, Argentine assets have performed poorly, with declines in bonds and stocks. Milei defended his government's economic policies, claiming they are managing to control inflation and ensure debt payments. The performance of international markets, particularly in Asia and Wall Street, was mixed, with significant drops noted.

  By Perfil · Oct 15

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  Economy

  Rodrigo Álvarez on RDEco: "We would all like to see higher levels of consumption on the streets, but also there has...

  Economist Rodrigo Álvarez discussed in Ronda de Economistas the approach of Javier Milei's government, highlighting the importance of fiscal balance and the deceleration of inflation as key assets. Álvarez warned about the difficulties in boosting consumption and growth, emphasizing that stability is a priority in a challenging economic context. Despite the challenges, he believes the current strategy aims to preserve the currency's value and keep public accounts in check.

  By Perfil · Oct 15

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  Economy

  The government had another month of surplus and is closer to the fiscal target with the IMF

  In September, the Argentine Government maintained a fiscal surplus due to a nearly 1% adjustment in public spending and an increase in tax revenue. Economy Minister Luis Caputo met with Kristalina Georgieva from the IMF, who highlighted the fiscal discipline of Javier Milei's administration. So far in 2026, the Government has accumulated a primary surplus equivalent to 12% of GDP.

  By Clarín · Oct 16

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  Politics

  From the US, Javier Milei expressed confidence in his continuity in 2027 and stated that the country risk will be below 100 points

  President Javier Milei expressed optimism about his re-election in 2027 during an event in the United States, asserting that the population will support his government's reforms. He claimed that 70% of Argentines do not want to return to the previous model and expressed confidence that the country risk will drop below 100 points. Milei emphasized that his administration is repairing economic damage and committed to fighting for the 'ideas of freedom'.

  By Ámbito · Oct 15

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  Economy

  What is being said at the tables: the BCRA turns on the dollar vacuum, and the city counts the bullets in Javier Milei's bazooka

  The article analyzes the new strategies of Argentina's Ministry of Economy and Central Bank to manage the country’s financial situation, particularly concerning dollar reserves and debt issuance. It discusses the tensions between traders and economists, as well as the political and economic climate before the 2027 elections, where President Milei's approval remains steady despite widespread economic dissatisfaction. The financial community assesses how these policies will impact economic recovery and future financing options.

  By Ámbito · Oct 16

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  Economy

  Is dollarization advisable? What the most listened libertarian economist said about the government and the 2027 plans

  Libertarian economist Agustín Etchebarne shared his views on Javier Milei's government and plans for 2027, stating that dollarization would be the ideal measure to stabilize the Argentine economy. While praising some of the government's achievements, he pointed out that there is still much to be done in monetary policy. He asserted that Milei is well-positioned for reelection, with an 80% chance of success in the upcoming elections. Etchebarne warned that investors remain cautious ahead of the electoral contest, awaiting clarity before taking action.

  By El Cronista · Oct 15

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  Finance

  IMF expects recovery of domestic demand and growth for Argentina in 2027

  The International Monetary Fund (IMF) projects that Argentina's economic activity will grow by 2.2% in 2027, driven by the recovery of domestic demand. Despite weaker expectations compared to previous estimates, the IMF sees opportunities to attract investments and improve productivity in the country. However, it also warns about inflation arising from food and fuel prices, particularly affecting vulnerable sectors.

  By El Cronista · Oct 16

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  Economy

  The government again registered a fiscal surplus and accumulates 1.2% so far this year

  In September, Argentina's National Public Sector registered a primary surplus of $1.42 trillion and a financial surplus of $977.173 billion, marking a 215.6% increase compared to the previous year. Despite these positive results, the government anticipates it will not fully meet its fiscal targets agreed with the International Monetary Fund for 2026. Both revenues and expenditures showed significant year-on-year increases, particularly in social benefits and defense spending.

  By El Cronista · Oct 16

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  Economy

  The economy isn't taking off in social mood while Kicillof and Milei don’t gain advantage

  The economy in Argentina is stagnating, with Javier Milei's government approval at 39% and 38% of people believing that the situation will improve in the next year. However, there is strong polarization in evaluations, with high support among Milei's voters while critics from the opposition condemn the current management. Concerns about the economy and the cost of public services dominate the social landscape, reflecting a clear divide in perception among different sectors of the population.

  By El Cronista · Oct 16