Milei Taps Economist Ades for Cabinet; Says Past Welfare Unsustainable
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Argentina's central bank has boosted international reserves and improved the trade balance while disinflation advances, yet consumption remains weak and activity stagnant, raising the risk of a technical recession. The paradox highlights the tension between external stabilization and domestic demand collapse under Milei's adjustment program. Economists are split on whether the government can sustain the fiscal anchor without triggering a deeper downturn.
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Argentina's fiscal consolidation under President Milei has reduced inflation and increased central bank reserves, but economic growth remains stagnant, with employment, real wages, and consumption declining. Milei has acknowledged slower-than-expected disinflation and ongoing hardship, marking a shift from earlier optimistic rhetoric. The divergence between macroeconomic stabilization and microeconomic vitality raises questions about the sustainability of the adjustment and its political viability.
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