Argentina’s government reported a primary fiscal surplus of nearly 2 trillion pesos and a financial surplus of 478 billion pesos in May. This achievement represents 0.7% of the country’s accumulated GDP for the year to date. Economy Minister Luis Caputo announced the figures, highlighting progress towards meeting targets set in an agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The current surplus puts Argentina halfway towards its overall fiscal goal outlined in the IMF agreement. The nation aims to reach a 1.4% of GDP surplus by 2026 as part of its economic stabilization plan. These results indicate a positive trend in Argentina’s fiscal performance under the current administration. The surplus is a key indicator for ongoing negotiations with the IMF regarding debt restructuring and further financial assistance.