Argentinien meldet seine erste einstellige Inflation seit sechs Monaten, da die Märkte in Ohnmacht fallen und die Kosten spürbar werden

https://apnews.com/article/argentina-inflation-milei-single-digits-3cf0adca2cdf911fb04a06c3e9c6880d

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  3. Its the thing about removing left trash from a government, economies tend to recover. Good for Argentina.

  4. Is this an improvement from yesterday and the day before yesterday? Or why is this being posted every day?

  5. Oh boy, im really surprised that redditors were wrong again and Milei has turned around Argentina. 

    Same thing with El Salvador before that 

  6. Gotta rip off the bandaid, it’s gonna be uncomfortable

  8. aRgenTinA’s TrUmp

    That was always such a bullshit comparison. I’m rooting for the guy, and am super happy to see that his policies are seemingly working.

  9. Bro is like a less corrupt more intelligent Trump from a parallel dimension.

  11. Argy here. Was very reluctant to vote for milie, but the alternatibe was just unacceptable and has been i power for far too long with disasterous results.

    So far mileis been a mixed bag. Really dont like a lot of the things he does and says but at the end of the day as long as he fixes the economy ill be happy. You guys have no idea what true inflation is.

    For referance in 2001, 1 arg peso was about 1 us dollar. Now we are at 1000 pesos to the dollar or more. 1000!!!!! Think of how insaine that is..

    I laugh when americans cry about a few % inflation. Literally have no idea what they are crying about.

    Plz milei keep fixing our crap economy, and stay away from israel, your president of arg, not any other country!

  12. In my opinion he only cares about the macro economy so yes , he is doing right in that aspect but at what cost ? half of the country is below poverty . Maybe they solve the crisis , for the few ones that survive it .

  13. I have a customer that sells oilfield equipment to YPF and lately I’ve been bombarded with quote requests. For the last few years, it took months to get orders from them. But now it seems to be turning around. It’s open for business. It’s certainly helped my business.

  14. Whoa and everyone here rote him off plus the media had a hard on for trashing him. Shame on all.

  15. People need to realize that this was pretty obvious, as long as Milei stuck to his guns. We know how to do economic shock therapy. It’s actually really easy — from a public policy perspective — to get a handle on the kind of economic disaster that Argentina was, as long as you have the political will to make the changes and a semblance of an economic base. These are the really easy gains, though, the low hanging fruit. The question for every government that goes through these kinds of changes are political: how do you manage the painful disaffection that inherently follows, and how do you manage the angry displacement among the people who used to live fat in the public dole.

    Moral of the story: Im not surprised at all that Milei is getting a handle on inflation quickly. What remains to be seen is whether he has the political chops (as opposed to the mutton chops, which he obviously has) to manage the much harder parts to come and, if so, whether he’ll maintain enough momentum behind him to get do so. I have serious doubts on both counts, but I wish him luck. As much as I’m not a fan of his libertarian economics, I wish him well, because Argentina deserves better than the Peronists have given them (or rather, taken from them).

  16. >*Even so, some experts warn that falling inflation isn’t necessarily an economic victory — rather the symptom of a painful recession. The IMF expects Argentina’s gross domestic product to shrink by 2.8% this year.*

    Ah yes a shrinking GDP that will surely help things!

  17. Article literally says people are worse off than before, the economy is expected to shrink, people are consuming less, rent has almost doubled and people are eating from the garbage… and people in here are celebrating and saying ‘told you so’?

  18. Kinda funny seeing things starting to work that 80% of Reddit insisted would ruin everything.

  19. Yeah, and all it took was killing internal money flow, skyrocketing unemployment, collapsing schools and universities, and the death of our entire cultural industry.

    but hey the FMI is happy so yay

  21. Where are the naysayers? I would love to hear their perspective of what’s happening.

  24. This is the guy that the whole of reddit was saying is “the next trump” and is dumb as sh*t because he’s a bit loud and not your typical “suave” gentleman, correct? And then these guys call the ground level voters as uneducated and clueless.

  25. Ahhhh I remember downvoted to hell for saying the opposite of what most Redditors said.

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