Argentina Paid IMF as Negotiations to Continue in Washington
- Country used $1 billion of yuan and $1.7 billion of SDRs
- Talks between staff and officials will continue in coming days
The Casa Rosada in Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on Wednesday, March 29, 2023.
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Argentina’s government made two payments owed to the International Monetary Fund before a Friday deadline as discussions for a new staff-level agreement will continue next week in Washington.
The International Monetary Fund said negotiations between its staff and Argentine officials will continue in the coming days, according to a statement by Julie Kozack, the IMF director of communications. Argentina “remains current on their financial obligations to the Fund,” Kozack said.