US Treasury's Bessent backs Argentina's economic reforms with eye on China

These are not easy times for the international economic order. The tariff war, which began weeks ago with the announcement of U.S. President Donald Trump, continues to impact the stock markets around the world and has as undoubted protagonists the U.S. and China. Within the tax contest that keeps the rest of the countries in check, Argentina is in a difficult position due to its economic dependence on both. From the U.S. it requires the approval…

Treasury Secretary Bessent Meets With Milei, Praises Argentina’s Economic Reforms

United States Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has met with Argentinian President Javier Milei and his economic team, praising the country’s market-friendly government policies.

Quelle Surprise: Three Days After Milei Signs Another Unpayable IMF Bailout, US Treasury Secretary Pays Argentina a Call

The US has one clear goal in sight: to get Argentina to sever its ties with China, particularly by terminating a long-standing currency swap agreement

Is Argentina Back from the Socialist Precipice? - Liberty Nation News

By Andrew Moran Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed that he met with Argentine President Javier Milei on April 14. In an interview with Bloomberg TV, Bessent conveyed the US administration’s support for Argentina and the president’s economic reforms, bringing the Latin American nation “back from the precipice.” Is this the beginning of a beautiful friendship? Argentina Keeps Racking […]

Secretary Scott Bessent Outlines Objective of Trump Administration Blocking China from Influence in Central America - The Last Refuge

Speaking from Buenos Aires, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent talks about President Donald Trump’s tariff policies, countries trying to work out new trade deals, Argentina paying off its swap line with China and the need for the U.S. to focus on central America to block Chinese expansion. WATCH: . Posted in Banking and Finance, Donald Trump, […]

After negative weeks for his government, Javier Milei was able to enjoy a day of euphoria. This Monday the ultra president of Argentina celebrated the first day of the new regime of the exchange market, after the partial lifting of the restrictions on the purchase of foreign currency – the so-called cepo – thanks to the rescue of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Not only that: the axis of his agenda this Monday was a meeting at Casa Rosada…