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  1. Argentina utilized the IMF's Extended Fund Facility and underwent a review of its economic policies.
  2. The IMF is linking reforms to Argentina's stabilization program, which includes proposals for fundamental charter reforms to the central bank.

IMF Technical Mission Arrives in Buenos Aires to Review Argentina's Economic Targets

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An International Monetary Fund technical mission arrived in Buenos Aires on September 21, 2026, to formally launch the third review of Javier Milei’s economic program. The review focuses on Argentina's compliance with targets for the last quarter, specifically regarding the fiscal front and reserve levels. The IMF review is linked to a disbursement of US$867 million.

From riotimesonline.com, buenosairesherald.com

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The review assesses Argentina's adherence to its stabilization program, which includes proposals for fundamental charter reforms to the central bank. The government projected a primary fiscal surplus of 1.3% of GDP for 2026, narrowly missing the agreed target of 1.4% of GDP.

The IMF is linking reforms to Argentina's stabilization program, which includes proposals for fundamental charter reforms to the central bank.

From riotimesonline.com, buenosairesherald.com

Who's involved

  • International Monetary FundInternational financial institution conducting the technical review of Argentina's economic program.
  • ArgentinaCountry undergoing the review of its economic program and fiscal targets.
  • central bankCentral bank whose reserve accumulation targets are under international scrutiny.

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