Agreement with the IMF: why it is important for the government to close before the elections

He agreement with the IMF It is essential for the country to have a certain level of stability in view of the elections and the eventual change of government to starting December 10.

In this context, we communicated with the economist Alberto Ruskolekierwho spoke about the current economic situation in the country.

Agreement with the IMF

“There is going to be an agreement with the IMF, I don’t think there will be a rupture”, shot Ruskolekier, who later completed: “I do not think it is the agreement that the Fund wants since they are looking for a devaluation or a unification of the exchange rate, which will have a great electoral impact.”

“Since there is not going to be devaluation, it seems that there is going to be a country tax for imports,” he explained. “There is a very complicated panorama that only leads to headaches”added.

“There are countries that have a historical complex with the IMF but it has always been fixed. The IMF lends you at a cheaper rate but asks for a guarantee of being able to collect, that is, an economic plan that allows you to meet the payment”explained the expert.

agro dollar and role models

“The Government believes that there are dollars going around and that is why it promotes an agricultural dollar,” the expert explained. Later, the economist said that producers prefer to wait for December to have a more convenient exchange rate.

Along the same lines, the economist said that if you do not pay the IMF, “you become a financial pariah in the world.” Finally, Ruskolekier said that “You have to copy from countries that do things well”.