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Inflation for September was reported at 19% by Indec, with a year-to-date increase of 236% and an interannual variation of 334%. Despite these rises, government spokesperson Adrián Ravier expressed optimism about the downward trend, acknowledging that the path would be uneven. Several sectors, including housing and food, showed significant price increases during this month.
By Clarín
In September 2026, inflation in the province of San Luis reached 1.5%, the lowest level for that month since 2008, thanks to the economic program of Javier Milei's government. This figure also represents a slowdown from August's 1.7% and is the third lowest of the year. Despite the general decline in the index, the Food and Beverages category contributed the most to the monthly inflation, increasing by 1.7%.
By Derecha Diario
At the Annual Meetings of the IMF and the World Bank in Bangkok, Javier Milei's economic management received praise for its fiscal discipline, deemed "exemplary in the world" by Kristalina Georgieva. The meeting also advanced discussions for the third review of the IMF agreement, which could facilitate a disbursement of USD 869 million to bolster the reserves of the Central Bank of the Republic of Argentina.
By Derecha Diario
Alberto Ades, an economist who recently spoke at a Cabinet meeting, dismissed speculation about being a successor to Luis Caputo as Minister of Economy. In his presentation, Ades discussed Argentina's insertion into global trends and the exchange rate. He clarified that Milei's government aims to keep the dollar at current levels, arguing that a higher exchange rate is unnecessary.
By El Cronista
President Javier Milei denied rumors about the possible resignation of Economy Minister Luis Caputo before his trip to the IMF meeting in Thailand. Milei publicly defended his relationship with Caputo and termed the idea of replacing him as a "total nonsense." Despite economic uncertainties and speculation about Caputo's management, the president reiterated that the economic policy is his responsibility and that Caputo's position is unquestioned.
By Perfil
The Argentine National Government has officially enacted Law 27.828, which redefines the Cold Zone regime and sets specific criteria for granting gas subsidies. Subsidies will continue for the Patagonian Region, the Malargüe department, and the Puna region, while the rest of the country will be subject to different conditions. This subsidy regime will be in effect until December 31, 2031.
By Perfil
President Javier Milei expressed concern over the recent awarding of the Nobel Prize in Economics to Robert Hall and Michael Woodford, who advocate for the significance of microeconomics in preventing crises, a view contrary to Milei's. Despite his aspiration for the Nobel and his work on a paper aimed at revolutionizing economics, Milei stated he does not consider himself deserving of the prize at this time. The new laureates are recognized for their innovations in macroeconomic policies and their analysis of consumer and business behavior.
By Página/12
The article examines the fiscal cost associated with the Regime for Large Investment Incentives (RIGI), estimating that the state could lose up to 2.624 billion dollars annually due to the tax benefits granted. It also questions the effectiveness of these incentives in attracting new investments, as many projects were already underway before the regime was implemented. The CEPA report emphasizes the need to assess how these incentives truly impact public finances and the country’s economy.
By Página/12
President Javier Milei acknowledged the possibility of a currency run in his last year of office, asserting that he has 125 billion dollars to confront it. However, analyzing this figure reveals that a significant portion does not correspond to available resources. During the same interview, Milei dismissed rumors about the departure of Economy Minister Luis Caputo, whom he deemed crucial for the government.
By Página/12
Domingo Cavallo critiques President Javier Milei's economic model, pointing to a possible 'over-adjustment' due to restrictive monetary policy, leading to declines in consumption and investment. An Ieral report supports these critiques and warns about the unequal growth conditions among economic sectors. Cavallo also points out the lack of a clear financial horizon as a shortcoming of Milei's management.
By Ámbito
Economy Minister Luis Caputo is traveling to Bangkok to participate in the annual assembly of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, aiming to finalize the third review of the agreement to release a disbursement of 860 million dollars. The trip includes key meetings with IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva and other financial institution leaders.
By Página/12
Argentina has started to regain a larger share in global trade during Javier Milei's government, following a historic low in exports in 2023. Projections suggest that Argentine exports will exceed $100 billion in 2026, driven by growth in agriculture, energy, and other sectors. Although levels from 1960 are not yet met, the country is expected to recover its presence in the international arena over the next decade.
By Derecha Diario
Domingo Cavallo criticized Javier Milei and Luis Caputo's economic model, highlighting a report that addresses negative effects of the government's adjustments. The Ieral analysis suggests that the restrictive monetary policy has led to significant declines in consumption and investment, especially in sectors aimed at the domestic market. The report also raises concerns about official financial projections and the government's capacity to manage debt and Central Bank reserves.
By Clarín