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Milei Says Argentina Has US$125 Billion for a Peso Run

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Javier Milei told Radio Mitre on 12 October that Argentina has US$125 billion to fight a 2027 run on the peso, with a US Treasury swap line in the mix.

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The President assured that in 2027 he will have enough dollars, through different channels, to protect himself in a situation of foreign exchange tension. Strong support for the continuity of Caputo in the Ministry of Economy

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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President Javier Milei this Monday supported Luis Caputo’s continuity at the head of the Ministry of Economy and rejected the versions of a possible departure of the official and his replacement by the economist Alberto Ades, with whom he met last week. “It’s a stupidity the size of a house. I have a symbiotic relationship with Caputo,” said the president. In addition, he described the possibility of a change in the economic area as “a total non…

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President Javier Milei described the departure of the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, as “a stupidity,” saying that the versions seek to destabilize the government in the midst of a new negotiation with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and warned the markets that it has the funds for the payment of the debt and...

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The President said he has a US$125 billion “billion” to face a possible exchange rate run during the next election year, although the amount includes reserves, swaps, debt refinancing and future dollar operations that do not necessarily amount to liquid currencies. He also categorically denied the departure of Luis Caputo, who he previously supported [...]

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The President highlighted the relationship he has with his Minister of Economy

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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