Overview
- The government says it is seeking short‑term external liquidity to cover specific 2026 maturities of $4.0 billion in January and $4.5 billion in July.
- President Javier Milei confirmed active negotiations with the U.S. Treasury for emergency support intended to steady the economy.
- Ámbito, citing sources, reported the instrument discussed resembles Argentina’s currency swap with China, though no deal has been announced.
- Market commentary speculates a facility of at least $10 billion, a figure not confirmed by either government.
- Milei travels to New York for the UN General Assembly and an Atlantic Council award to be presented by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, with no bilateral meetings formally set.