Governo annuncia surplus fiscale a febbraio per secondo mese

16 marzo 2026

Riportato dall'IA

Il governo argentino ha annunciato un surplus fiscale a febbraio, segnando due mesi consecutivi di saldo positivo. Il ministro dell'Economia Luis Caputo ha diffuso i dati del settore pubblico e ha evidenziato le riduzioni della spesa.

Il 16 marzo 2026, il governo argentino ha riferito di aver raggiunto un surplus fiscale a febbraio, continuando due mesi consecutivi di risultati positivi. Il ministro dell'Economia Luis Caputo ha diffuso i dati del settore pubblico nazionale, sottolineando le riduzioni della spesa come elemento chiave. L'annuncio è apparso su TN, focalizzandosi sui progressi nella gestione fiscale.

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