President Javier Milei knew he was in for a significant challenge when he won the Argentine elections in 2023. His actions, driven by libertarian beliefs, have been swift and impactful, putting Argentina back on the economic and financial map, much like President Nayib Bukele did with El Salvador.

While controversial at first, Milei’s cost-cutting program, referred to as the ‘Chainsaw Cuts,’ has proven to boost efficiency and reduce waste and abuse of public resources. Nonetheless, his biggest and riskiest bet has been the lifting of currency controls and the implementation of a semi-free dollar market, which has helped keep the currency exchange rate under control.

In a former article, I pointed out that the future of his administration and Argentina depended on the outcome of this gambit, which was one of the promises of his campaign in the first place, alongside the dollarization of the country’s economy.

Inflation numbers, as a result, have gone down, with Argentina registering very low inflation levels in May. While Argentina still has an inflationary economy, this is a result that shows the economy is on the right track to keep improving the quality of life of its citizens.

Argentina should now be in the sights of international companies seeking to enter the country to rake in future benefits, offering goods and services to citizens with a renewed purchasing power.

Even JPMorgan is investing to increase its manpower in the country, having recently revealed an agreement to lease 20 floors of a building that is currently under construction in Buenos Aires and slated to be finished between 2026 and 2027, highlighting its trust in the future of Argentina.

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