Government announces fiscal surplus in February for second month

The Argentine government announced a fiscal surplus in February, marking two consecutive months of positive balance. Economy Minister Luis Caputo released the public sector data and highlighted spending reductions.

On March 16, 2026, the Argentine government reported achieving a fiscal surplus in February, continuing two consecutive months of positive results. Economy Minister Luis Caputo disseminated the national public sector data, underscoring reductions in spending as a key element. The announcement appeared on TN, focusing on fiscal management advancements.

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