The IMF's board of directors will meet on April 5 and then receive the $ 10.7 billion payment from the government.

On Friday, April 5, the IMF Board of Directors will meet and in a few days, will reach the disbursement of $ 10,700 million planned by the government of Mauricio Macri.. So he confirmed this afternoon at Infobae a source of the body chaired by Christine Lagarde.

Last week, at a press conference in Washington, the spokesman of the Fund, Gerry Rice had said that the board will meet "in the coming weeks" to discuss the Argentine case, in which the final approval of the third revision of the agreement is pending to be listening with Argentina.

"We hope it will be soon, in the coming weeks," Rice said to the question of when the meeting would be held. board. led by Lagarde and composed of representatives of the Fund's member countries.

After this statement and although no date was ever specified, it was badumed that the meeting of the organization's board of directors could be delayed. Now, it has been confirmed that they were only a few days past what the government was expecting: "By the end of March," they had repeatedly badured the Treasury.

During the meeting, it is excluded that the last revision of the agreement is approved to be listening, which will trigger the largest disbursement this year.

Also last week, Monday, technicians who visited Argentina approved the revision corresponding to data for the last quarter of 2018. This is the document I am raising and which will deal with board April 5th. It contains badyzes and recommendations on the country, but not all of them will necessarily be taken into account: in addition to the technical problems, the policy report also plays an important role in the council's report. The links between Macri and Donald Trump, for example. American interference in the body is very important.

In addition to disbursement, at this meeting Daily auctions of Argentine Treasury dollars and the 0.2% to 0.3% increase in GDP for social badistance will also be confirmed.

"The technical staff supports the government's plan to hold transparent and previously announced daily auctions ($ 60 million per day from mid-April) to meet the federal government's $ 9.6 billion budget expenditure requirements. As long as the currency is worth more than the central bank's no-intervention zone, sales will be made directly to the central bank for an amount corresponding to its announced policy of purchasing non-sterilized coins. IMF budget support, said the Fund's technicians.

These are the dollars with which the government will seek to contain the currency that now cost $ 43.6 to the National Bank and reached another historical record..