<p><em>The acting Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, IMF, David Lipton</em><strong><em> </em></strong><em> issued the following statement on July 5 on the agreement reached between IMF staff and the Argentine authorities on the fourth review of the economic program supported by the Stand-By Arrangement,SBA</em></p>



<p class="has-text-color has-very-dark-gray-color"><a>“I am pleased to
announce that IMF staff and the Argentine authorities reached an agreement on
the fourth review of the economic program supported by the Stand-By
Arrangement. Subject to the approval of the Executive Board, Argentina would
have access to about US$ 5.4 billion (SDR 3.9 billion).</a></p>



<p>“I commend the Argentine authorities on
their continued efforts and steadfast implementation of their economic policy
program. The authorities completed their entire fiscal, monetary and the social
expenditure targets under the IMF-backed program in the context of this review.</p>



<p>“Argentina’s economic policies are
yielding results. Financial markets stabilized in May and June. Inflation –
while still at high levels – is expected to continue to fall in the coming
months. The fiscal and external positions continue to improve. There are also
signs that the economy is improving in the second quarter.</p>



<p>“I fully support Argentina’s efforts to
bolster confidence, lay the foundation for sustainable growth and protect the
most vulnerable. Steadfast implementation of the commitments and policies
underlying the authorities’ IMF-backed program will be critical for continued
progress. I look forward to discussing this review with the IMF’s Executive
Board on July 12.”</p>

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