Caputo to present Treasury financial plan through 2027 on Monday

Economy Minister Luis Caputo will announce on Monday the program to cover debt payments in 2026 and 2027.

The announcement aims to guarantee dollar debt maturities, strengthen international reserves and provide market predictability until the end of Javier Milei’s term.

The plan will detail dollar sources and financial buffer mechanisms, including greater liquidity, new credit lines and early refinancings.

In recent months the government renewed repo loans with international banks and advanced debt issues to regain access to voluntary markets.

The most demanding maturities will coincide in 2027 with IMF payments, so the Economy Ministry prioritizes advance planning.

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Caputo avoided Wall Street and secured dollars for debt payment at lower cost

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The Argentine government gathered funds to cover a US$4.2 billion maturity on July 9 at an average cost of 6.7%.

Luis Caputo's ministry activated four fronts to obtain dollar funds and meet the next debt payment without turning to the international market.

من إعداد الذكاء الاصطناعي

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The Ethiopian government has set an October 2026 deadline to finalize debt restructuring agreements with bilateral and commercial creditors. This step follows prior deals with the IMF and official creditors under the G20 Common Framework.

من إعداد الذكاء الاصطناعي

The Autonomous Fiscal Council warned that the reconstruction project creates deficits until 2031. Former ministers like Mario Marcel and José de Gregorio called for a broad agreement to reduce uncertainty.

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