President Javier Milei confirmed late Tuesday his party became the biggest group in the lower house of Argentina’s Congress as the libertarian continues to add lawmakers while others deflect from rival blocs.

Argentine President Javier Milei’s popularity picked up after his party’s landslide victory in midterm elections as both voter perceptions of his administration and economic expectations improved.

Argentina’s economy expanded more than expected in September despite heightened market turmoil brought on by local and national midterm elections.

Investors seeking to capitalize on Javier Milei’s next round of market reforms are gearing up to bid in a tender to privatize Argentina’s beleaguered freight railways, part of the president’s effort to unleash vast agriculture and mining exports.

Investors seeking to capitalize on Javier Milei’s next round of market reforms are gearing up to bid in a tender to privatize Argentina’s beleaguered freight railways, part of the president’s effort to unleash vast agriculture and mining exports.