Argentina is beginning to receive a flood of hard currency that analysts see around $30 billion over the next six months, giving President Javier Milei his best chance to build up international reserves.
Argentina is beginning to receive a flood of hard currency that analysts see around $30 billion over the next six months, giving President Javier Milei his best chance to build up international reserves.
Grains are loaded onto a ship in the Argentine agricultural hub of Rosario, on May 16, 2025. Photographer: Sebastian Lopez Brach/Bloomberg
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