Argentina-US swap line talks: Washington proposes $20 billion support; peso rises 2.4% ahead of elections
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The US Treasury considers a $20 billion swap line for Argentina’s central bank. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the talks. This move aims to stabilize Argentina’s markets before midterm elections. President Donald Trump supports assisting Argentina. However, Senator Elizabeth Warren raised concerns about using funds for a foreign government. Javier Milei faces challenges amid austerity and a scandal.
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