Overview
- The administration plans extraordinary sessions in December to bring the 2026 Budget to the floor in both chambers after the post‑election reshuffle.
- Guberman affirmed that fiscal equilibrium is the non‑negotiable boundary, allowing changes to the text only if the balance is maintained.
- Official projections remain at 5% growth and 14% average inflation for 2026, with the peso at a higher nominal level than expected but no disruptive jumps anticipated.
- Talks with provincial governors continue, with three stated priorities preserved: social assistance, security and defense, and reducing the size of the state through deregulation.
- Broader labor, tax and penal reforms are slated for debate from February, while the government underscores no monetary financing or new borrowing and notes that 85% of spending is predetermined.