El Gobierno pateó casi la mitad de los vencimientos en pesos para después de las elecciones: ¿se agota la estrategia?

The Argentine government has deferred nearly half of its upcoming peso-denominated debt maturities to dates following the next elections. This maneuver is part of an ongoing effort by the economic team to manage fiscal obligations and mitigate potential financial instability during the pre-election period by clearing the immediate debt schedule.

Simultaneously, government officials are convening at the Casa Rosada to finalize their legislative strategy. Following the recent holiday, the administration is focusing on securing the passage of upcoming reforms while monitoring the political positioning of the PRO party, which remains a key factor in the legislative process.