Argentina’s Debt Ratio May Fall, but Its Refinancing Test Is Ahead
Argentina’s debt outlook is improving, but new Treasury bond auctions show the country still needs dollars, reserves and investor demand to meet obligations.
Argentina’s debt outlook is improving, but new Treasury bond auctions show the country still needs dollars, reserves and investor demand to meet obligations.
Maldives met major April obligations, but reserves fell to $717.9 million, leaving about $1 billion in external debt service still due in 2026.
The World Trade Organization’s updated index, jointly developed with the IMF, records continued growth in global trade-policy activity through May 2026 amid war-related economic and energy disruption.
President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s July 25 party launch formalizes his break with Ousmane Sonko as Senegal’s parliament and debt talks face a new power struggle.
IMF’s July 8 WEO Update links renewed Middle East energy risk and AI investment to stalled disinflation—and tougher rate-cut tradeoffs.