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Argentina After the Vote: Milei’s Mandate, Markets’ Rally, and the Pain Ahead
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11:40Now PlayingArgentine President Javier Milei’s latest win strengthens his hand in pursuing economic reforms with the backing of his government. The peso enjoyed a boost and reform hopes rose, but veterans like Hans Humes warn that austerity still squeezes Argentina’s middle class and businesses. We examine what Milei’s next steps could mean for inflation, growth, and investors as the US steps in to offer its own financial support through a swap agreement. From Buenos Aires’ factory floors to global trading desks, the real test is whether momentum will hold.
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