Argentina bond investors grow concerned over Milei's economic reform agenda

9 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 29

Investor anxiety has intensified as President Javier Milei’s approval rating hits its lowest point since he took office over two years ago.
The drop in public support comes just six months after Milei’s party secured a surprise midterm election victory, raising doubts about his political future and reform plans.
Persistent skepticism in the bond market reflects fears that waning public backing could undermine Milei’s ability to implement his radical economic policies.

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