Javier Milei Denied that the Economy Will Go Into Recession and Assured that Consumption Is “in Historical Highs”
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He strongly questioned critical economists and attributed the fall in consumption to the growth of e-commerce.He backed Patricia Bullrich and estimated that 70% of the electorate will support his project in the upcoming presidential elections.In turn, he attributed the recent increase in country risk to Axel Kicilof's statements to investors in New York.
The president minimized the last drop in activity and awarded it to “the sudden changes” the country is experiencing. “There is a slowdown in the rate of expansion,” he said.
President Javier Milei denied this Sunday that Argentina is in recession and questioned the reading made by some analysts on the indicators of economic activity. “The indicators are throwing anything,” he said during an interview in La Cornisa (LN+) to relativize the latest data published by the Monthly Economic Activity Estimator (EMAE),...
After his arrival in the country after his participation in the General Assembly of the United Nations in New York, President Javier Milei gave an extensive television interview in which he addressed all the fronts of his administration. The president rejected the negative forecasts of the international financial institutions, defended his social indicators and...
The president gave another recorded interview with Luis Majul in which he got off with quite curious figures to defend his management.The Milei entrance denied the recession, said that during his government "more than 500,000 jobs were created" and that "real wages are rising five months ago" was first published in El Ciudadano.
The President defended the economic direction during a television interview and argued that the fall in activity responds to structural changes. His statements met after JP Morgan cut his growth forecast for 2026 to 1.5%. Read more
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