This is Trump’s first blunt wink to Javier Milei. Donald Trump’s return to power arouses expectations in the government that showed in its first year of management a foreign automatic alignment policy with the United States. Apart from the fact that the protectionist guidelines of the brand new president have little to do with the libertarian ideal, The Casa Rosada is excited that the ideological affinity, the follow -up and the commitment that Milei himself did for the Republican brings revenues.
On Javier Milei, Trump added: “He is doing a great job, he is doing a fantastic job. He resurrected the country of oblivion.”
During his recent visit to Washington to attend the CPAC, Milei said Argentina will be the first nation to join the Trump’s commercial reciprocity policy. In addition, he said that, if not for Mercosur restrictions, he would be working on a commercial agreement with the United States.
Free Trade Agreement: Donald Trump’s link with Javier Milei renewed expectations
The challenges that arise for the global economy: High tariffs, international inflation, strong dollar, commercial war, energy emergency, Argentina has its own objectives For the bilateral relationship. And in economic matters there are two that stand out: support before the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the signing of a Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
At the first point, the play is clear. The United States is the most peso partner in the agency and has the power of veto. Something is hardly decided without your endorsement. Argentina wants funds above the almost US $ 45,000 million that already owes to the IMF. In addition, he wants them quickly and with few conditions.
Despite the questions that the staff makes to exchange policy, that is, the stocks and the appreciation of the weight, Among the veterans who worked with the agency, there is coincidence that a call from the White House could unlock the situation.
To the surprise of many, President Javier Milei said at the end of last year that he will seek a free trade agreement with the United Statessomething that according to the Argentine president “should have happened 19 years ago.” During his tour of the northern country he ratified him in a meeting with businessmen.
Source: Ambito
