In early 2024, Argentina heralded a new era of economic stability, achieving a fiscal surplus of 0.2 percent of its GDP.
For three consecutive months, including March, the nation maintained a financial surplus, a feat last accomplished sixteen years ago.
March alone saw a financial gain of 276.638 billion pesos ($317 million), even after settling debt interest payments amounting to 348.396 billion pesos ($399 million).
The Ministry of Economy, in its official statement, highlighted this triumph.
It noted that such financial prudence hadn't. . .
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