Milei: If Re-Elected, 2028 to Be Best Year for Argentina
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The president spoke to some 169 senior executives at The Economic Club of New York, saying that, with $75 billion in reserves, they are "armed to the teeth to face the kuka risk."
During his exposure to Wall Street investors and bankers, the president defended his adjustment plan and assured that his continuity in the Casa Rosada will imply an unprecedented growth for the country
He said so in the United States, where he gave a speech to bankers and investors at The Economic Club.
The President spoke to bankers and lobbyists at the New York Economic Club. During his presentation, he defended the structural adjustment plan, highlighted the decline in inflation and assured that the re-election of his administration will consolidate an unprecedented growth.
In front of businessmen, bankers and financial leaders gathered in Manhattan, the president highlighted the evolution of activity, the decline of inflation and sovereign risk, and assured that a new management would deepen investments.
The President presented to businessmen and financial leaders at the Economic Club of New York and linked the evolution of the economy with a possible re-election of his government in 2027. He also highlighted the growth of sectors such as Vaca Muerta, mining and energy. Read more
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