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The currency has, in fact, not only stopped plunging day after day but in one key foreign exchange market, it’s actually rallying sharply.

Javier Milei, Argentina’s newly elected libertarian and self-described “anarcho-capitalist” president, is embracing sweeping reforms to save the country’s struggling economy, even in the face of overwhelming obstacles.

Javier Milei is embracing sweeping reforms to save the country's struggling economy, even in the face of overwhelming obstacles.

Whisper it quietly, but Argentina's embattled markets are showing signs of doubling down on the country's no holds barred libertarian leader Javier Milei,

Whisper it quietly, but Argentinas embattled markets are showing signs of doubling down on the countrys no holds barred libertarian leader Javier Milei, betting he can pull the economy out of...

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Milei’s boldest campaign proposals — dollarization and closing the central bank — appear at least on hold for now.

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