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Achieving Fiscal Balance: Javier Milei’s Commitment to Stability in Argentina’s 2025 Budget Report

Amid economic instability and fluctuating currency values, the government recently presented a preliminary report on its 2025 Budget project. The report emphasized the importance of Javier Milei’s commitment to maintaining a zero deficit and highlighted the decrease in inflation during his first term.

The report also highlighted the government’s efforts to achieve fiscal balance through bold measures that have accelerated progress towards this goal. In addition, it noted the reduction in inflation, improvement in the Central Bank’s balance sheet, and increase in international reserves. The government aims to maintain macroeconomic stability in 2025 to support economic growth, private investment, productivity improvement, and job creation.

Another key aspect of the report was the government’s decision to eliminate intermediaries in managing welfare plans and expand social assistance for vulnerable sectors. The focus remains on maintaining zero deficit, improving public spending efficiency, and prioritizing support for the most vulnerable sectors.

The government is also working to modernize and simplify the state by creating a more effective, efficient, and citizen-friendly government. Efforts are underway to streamline public administration to support the private sector and promote free enterprise.

The report sets the stage for the formal presentation of the 2025 Budget project by Minister of Economy Luis Caputo on September 15th as required by law. The Government’s commitment to fiscal discipline, social welfare, and economic growth is central to its policy agenda.

In conclusion, amidst economic challenges and fluctuations in currency values, Javier Milei has remained committed to maintaining a zero deficit while reducing inflation during his first half of his administration. The government has taken bold measures towards achieving fiscal balance while continuing its efforts towards modernizing and simplifying state institutions to support private enterprise and promote job creation.

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