In a key announcement for Argentina's economic future, the President of the Nation Javier Milei, along with the Minister of Economy, Luis "Toto" Caputo, confirmed the start of a new phase of the economic program aimed at consolidating the stabilization process.
This stage relies on five central measures that, according to the Executive, will mark a structural change in the country's monetary and exchange rate policy.
Lifting of the currency control and free access to the exchange market
One of the most significant decisions is the elimination of the currency control. Starting in the coming days, individuals will be able to access the foreign exchange market without restrictions. Meanwhile, companies are allowed to remit dividends corresponding to the current year, which is interpreted as a clear signal of economic normalization. For dividends and debts accumulated during 2024, companies will be able to settle them through the subscription of a dollar bond issued by the Central Bank (BCRA).
Additionally, the Executive ordered the elimination of the scheme known as Dollar Blend, which until now allowed a combined quotation between the official exchange rate and the cash with settlement. This decision aims to make the exchange system more transparent and strengthen predictability.
Injection of international funds and recapitalization of the BCRA
The plan includes an injection of USD 23.1 billion from multilateral organizations, of which USD 15 billion will come from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).








