Javier Milei taunts economists as Argentina’s peso defies predictions of sharp fall
- Javier Milei lifted long-standing capital controls in Argentina on Friday.
- These controls, known as the cepo, restricted currency trades for fifteen years.
- Lifting the cepo was a key policy goal tied to a twenty billion dollar IMF disbursement.
- The currency dropped six percent against the dollar in the first week.
- This drop indicates market confidence and suggests a potential return to an emerging markets index.
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The danger that freedom will not advance
Javier Milei boasts in the last few hours that “we are already growing up like a diver’s fart and you can see the bubbles.” Also, that “with everything we did so far we are already the best government in history” and that his image “is at the highest levels because the adjustment is popular.” It’s not exactly what the latest public opinion polls point out, which realize that the President’s best moment was recorded near the end of the year and, …
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