Exclusive Meeting with Minister of Economy: Insights into the Economic Plan and Reform Agenda.

The Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, is set to meet with nearly 500 businessmen at the Stock Exchange on Monday evening. The event, organized by the Mediterránea Foundation, will take place at 6 p.m. Founded in 1977 by Domingo Cavallo, the think tank has previously worked with officials like Alfonso Prat Gay and Carlos Melconian.

As Caputo takes the stage to present at this event, there is much anticipation among attendees for insights into the economic plan. Although there is no defined agenda for the talk, businessmen are eager to hear about progress on key issues such as tariff reductions for imports in key industries and updates on the economic recovery and exit strategy from the current recession.

The Bases Law is also a hot topic of discussion among businessmen attending the meeting. While there is hope for progress on privatizations, State reform, and labor reform, many emphasize that legislative action is needed rather than rule by decree.

Milei has recently promised to lift restrictions on stocks as soon as possible but did not specify a timeline due to various economic factors. The minister’s team is currently focused on advancing fiscal surplus as a priority. Businessmen will reaffirm their support for the Bases Law during this meeting, believing it will provide a framework for sustainable economic growth.

Overall, this meeting with Caputo promises to shed light on the government’s economic direction and provide clarity on key policy issues affecting businesses and the economy.

In addition to Caputo’s presentation, Juan Ignacio Abuchdid will coordinate the talk while Osvaldo Giordano will also participate in it.

Businessmen are eagerly awaiting insights into key issues such as tariff reductions for imports in key industries and updates on how they can navigate through these uncertain times.

The Bases Law is another hot topic of discussion at this meeting as businessmen look forward to hearing about progress on privatizations, State reform and labor reform.

While Milei has promised to lift restrictions on stocks as soon as possible, there has been no specific timeline provided yet due to various economic factors.

However, businessmen believe that legislative action would be more beneficial than rule by decree in achieving sustainable economic growth.

Overall, this meeting with Caputo promises to be an insightful one where businesses can gain clarity on key policy issues affecting their industry and economy.