Overview
- After a one‑day delay, Javier Milei heads to New York to meet IMF leadership on Tuesday, hold a bilateral with President Donald Trump, and address the UN General Assembly on Wednesday.
- Argentina’s central bank sold about USD 1.1 billion last week to meet dollar demand, and the country risk index climbed above 1,400 points as pressure on the peso intensified.
- The government announced temporary elimination of export duties on all grains through October 31 to accelerate hard‑currency inflows and reinforce reserves.
- Congress rejected several presidential vetoes, including the automatic redistribution of ATN funds to provinces, and the Executive promulgated the Disability Emergency law but suspended its application.
- Foreign Minister Gerardo Werthein publicly ruled out a USD 30 billion U.S. loan, even as officials confirm contacts with Washington to explore special support.