El Gobierno volvió a tener superávit en mayo y ya alcanzó la mitad de la meta fiscal con el FMI

In May, Argentina's government reported a primary surplus of almost $2 trillion and a financial surplus of $478 billion, marking a significant achievement as it has now reached halfway to its fiscal target set with the IMF. This surplus equates to 0.7% of the country's GDP for the year so far. Given the need to hit 1.4% of GDP by 2026, this performance is crucial for maintaining fiscal stability and investor confidence. Successfully meeting these targets could pave the way for better economic management and potentially attract more foreign investment.