Overview
- The president will meet President Donald Trump, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva during a New York trip tied to the U.N. General Assembly.
- The central bank sold about USD 1.11 billion across three sessions to hold the currency at the top of its band near ARS 1,475 per dollar, and Economy Minister Luis Caputo vowed to sell “hasta el último dólar” at that ceiling.
- Milei confirmed talks with the U.S. Treasury for a facility to help cover 2026 maturities—roughly USD 4.0 billion in January and USD 4.5 billion in July—and to reinforce reserves.
- Media reports say the prospective U.S. package is discussed in a USD 10–30 billion range and could require guarantees tied to more than USD 20 billion of next year’s debt service, with any funds not arriving immediately.
- At home, Senate opposition leaders are organizing an October 2 session to attempt to override vetoes on university financing and pediatric funding while advancing a bill to declare the nuclear system a strategic, non‑alienable public good.