BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Argentina says its central bank chief has resigned amid negotiations with the International Monetary Fund.
The surprise resignation of Luis Caputo was announced in a bank statement Tuesday. It said he was leaving for personal reasons. But it comes as the government is pushing for a new financing deal with the IMF.
Argentina's weak economy has been hit by a sharp depreciation of its peso currency and high inflation. That has forced the government to reach out to the IMF for help.
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