The economist Marina Dal Poggetto warns about the current economic situation in Argentina, where reserves are negative and the need to pay the IMF and other financial organizations is urgent. She highlights the importance of signing a new agreement with the IMF to reinforce the credibility of the economic program and avoid tensions in the exchange market.
According to Dal Poggetto, the government's exchange rate policy faces significant challenges, and it is urgent to finalize an agreement with the IMF to ensure long-term stability. She warns about the risks of maintaining the current scheme without an agreement with the International Monetary Fund in the coming months, especially during the period leading up to the October elections.
In an interview with A24, Marina Dal Poggetto mentioned concerns regarding the economic scheme that has ceased to accumulate foreign currency reserves, causing nervousness in the financial market. She indicated that if an agreement is not reached soon, pressure on the dollar could increase significantly, affecting the country's economic stability.
The economist detailed that currently Argentina has sufficient funds to meet short-term debt maturities but warns about the complexity arising as we approach the year 2025. She emphasized that, despite the increase in reserves following dollar purchases by the financial system, the economic situation is delicate and requires urgent measures to maintain financial stability in the future.
