Argentina should approach markets with lower interest rates, official says
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Shoppers check prices at a supermarket in Villa Martelli on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, Argentina January 13, 2026. REUTERS/Agustin Marcarian
Buenos Aires, May 6 (Reuters) - Argentina should approach the markets with lower interest rates, the country's Secretary of Economic Policy, Jose Luis Daza, said Wednesday during an event.
Persistent inflation in Argentina has been one of the main factors holding back interest rate cuts. Inflation, which has been creeping upward, is set to cool this year by less than previously expected, according to economists.
Daza also said that Argentina is not issuing new debt.
"We are not going to abandon fiscal discipline," Daza said during a Moody's event in Buenos Aires, adding that the government of President Javier Milei "will not artificially stimulate the economy with fiscal tricks, such as temporary tax cuts, just to win an election".
Argentina's next presidential election is in 2027.
(Reporting by Eliana Raszewski; Writing by Aida Pelaez-Fernandez)
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