Overview

• Economy Minister Luis Caputo held his first post-election meeting at the Palacio de Hacienda with insurance executives, joined by Finance Secretary Pablo Quirno and insurance regulator Guillermo Plate.
• Caputo reiterated that the fiscal anchor will not be altered and said there will be no changes to monetary policy or the exchange-rate framework, citing signs of improving liquidity and interest rates.
• He defended the banded exchange-rate regime, telling attendees the dollar is floating and that recent market moves were reasonably contained.
• La Nación reported that Caputo told participants voters will have to choose “this or communism in 2027,” a remark the Treasury neither confirmed nor denied.
• The government invited proposals to boost the insurance industry, emphasized financial education for youth and capital-market development, and highlighted new coordination and provincial dialogue tables.