Economics
Argentina Met With IMF Staff for Technical Talks in Washington
- The talks focused on projections and baseline assumptions
- Meetings show a sign of progress amid delays in negotiations
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Argentine officials met last week with representatives from the International Monetary Fund in Washington as the government of South America’s second-largest economy seeks to rework its troubled loan program.
Economic Policy Secretary Fernando Morra and Central Bank Economic Research Deputy General Manager German Feldman traveled to the U.S. to hold the in-person meetings with IMF staffers including Argentina mission chief Luis Cubeddu, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter who asked not to be named because the meetings were private.