The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has agreed with Javier Milei’s administration on four areas of action to translate macroeconomic stabilization into increased economic activity and job creation.

The announcement was made by IMF spokesperson Julie Kozack at her monthly press briefing on Thursday, just two days after the institution approved the third review of the new agreement signed under Milei’s administration.

The IMF’s Executive Board is expected to grant final approval in early December, unlocking a new US$900 million disbursement under the program agreed upon in April last year, Kozack said.

The IMF has made several disbursements to Argentina since President Javier Milei took office in December 2023. Some are part of the 2018 agreement, while others belong to the program renegotiated in 2025, which included an additional US$20 billion in funding.

In total, the current........

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