This Tuesday, the Buenos Aires Convention Center hosted the 43rd Annual Congress of the Argentine Institute of Finance Executives (IAEF), under the theme “New Global Context: The Challenge of Consolidation.” The event, led by Pablo Miedziak and Pablo De Gregorio, brings together some of the country's top financial directors to discuss economy, finance, politics, energy, and investment.
After the opening of the conclave, expectations were set on the closing remarks by Javier Milei, who arrived at the meeting backed by a Central Bank that has recorded 99 consecutive days of net purchases and has accumulated nearly USD 10 billion in purchases during 2026. Focusing on RIGI, consumption, and long-term financing, Miedziak summarized the sector's challenge with a powerful statement: “The country needs financing to grow.”
During his speech before the IAEF, the president assured that inflation is back on a downward path as a result of the prior work done by his administration. The President stated that the improvement is due to the “solid fundamentals” of the economic program he had explained the previous year at the same forum, and again highlighted the fiscal adjustment implemented by the Government, along with the recapitalization process of the Central Bank.
