Kristalina Georgieva and Luis Caputo visiting Vaca Muerta oil fields
Kristalina Georgieva and Luis Caputo visiting Vaca Muerta oil fields
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Georgieva to visit Vaca Muerta to see its development

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IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva, accompanied by Minister Luis Caputo, plans to tour Vaca Muerta on Tuesday. The visit follows meetings in Buenos Aires where she praised the government's economic program.

Georgieva held meetings at the Ministry of Economy and Casa Rosada on Monday. There she highlighted the Central Bank's reserve accumulation and the primary surplus. The monetary authority bought 27 million dollars that day, adding more than 13,000 million since the daily plan began.

Caputo stated that Georgieva “wants to see how Vaca Muerta develops with her own eyes”. The Añelo visit includes a tour of Loma Campana, operated by YPF and Chevron. Georgieva noted that “Argentina has an advantage with energy security”.

Neuquén deputies expressed reservations. Karina Maureira of La Neuquinidad valued the visit, while Pablo Todero of Unión por la Patria said “what matters is what they do not say”. Claudio Loser, former IMF director, described the trip as “public relations” and ruled out a new financing program.

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Initial reactions on X mix neutral media announcements of Georgieva's Vaca Muerta visit with skeptical and critical posts questioning IMF influence, debt repayment, and government motives; some highlight past contradictions on energy developments.

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IMF officials approving billion dollar disbursement to Argentina in a conference room.
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IMF approves second review and disburses one billion dollars to Argentina

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The International Monetary Fund published its report on the second review of the Extended Fund Facility agreement with Argentina. It approved a disbursement of one billion dollars and issued observations on statistics and fiscal targets.

Vaca Muerta News director Darío Irigaray said the field's development has entered a concrete phase with export and infrastructure projects underway.

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YPF signed a mandate letter with BID Invest to structure up to US$500 million in financing for road works in Neuquén.

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