US EditionArgentina and US sign free trade deal in breakthrough for Milei
- On Thursday, Argentina and the United States signed an expansive trade deal in Washington that boosts Javier Milei and was confirmed by the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative.
- The agreement grew from a November framework that foresaw Argentina easing restrictions on U.S. imports like cattle, dairy, medicines and vehicles, while local Argentine industries expressed concern about competition.
- The White House framed the deal as part of efforts to improve U.S. firms' access, having reached similar frameworks with Ecuador, Guatemala and El Salvador, while officials did not immediately disclose final deal details.
- The deal reinforces a close alliance between Javier Milei and U.S. President Donald Trump, building on last year's $20 billion credit line, while protected Argentine industries face new competition.
- Milei is next scheduled to appear at Mar-a-Lago next week to speak, while Sen. Elizabeth Warren urged Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Thursday to end the $20 billion lifeline after prior U.S. Treasury interventions.
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Argentina and US sign free trade deal in breakthrough for Milei
Argentina and the United States said they reached an expansive trade deal on Thursday, boosting Argentine President Javier Milei as he moves to open up the South American nation's notoriously protectionist economy and reflecting the close alliance between the radical libertarian and U.S. President Donald Trump.Argentina's foreign minister, Pablo Quirno, posted a selfie on social media showing him and several Argentine diplomats beaming after eme…
Argentina signed a reciprocal trade and investment agreement with the United States, reported on Thursday the Foreign Minister of the South American country, Pablo Quirno, without giving details about its content.
Argentina and the United States signed an agreement on trade and investment on Thursday, according to Argentine Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno. This after the signing of an agreement on critical minerals, signed on Wednesday in Washington. “We have just come out of the signing of the Reciprocal Trade and Investment Agreement between Argentina and the United States,” said Quirno, who is travelling in Washington, through social network X. His publi…
The agreement to deepen bilateral cooperation in trade and investment has already been announced by the White House in November.
Argentina and the United States signed a trade agreement on Thursday that seeks to deepen bilateral cooperation in trade and investment matters. The announcement made by the White House is part of a “strategic alliance based on shared democratic values and a common vision of free enterprise, private initiative and open markets.” The understanding was developed between the administrations of Donald Trump and Javier Milei, and encompasses several …
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