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U.S. and Argentina agree on $20B currency swap to stabilize Argentina’s economy amid inflation and debt pressures.
On October 14, 2025, the U.S. and Argentina announced a $20 billion currency swap agreement to stabilize Argentina’s economy amid high inflation and financial instability.
The deal, finalized by the U.S. Treasury during a White House meeting between Presidents Trump and Milei, provides short-term liquidity to support Argentina’s foreign exchange reserves and manage debt.
While not a direct bailout, the arrangement includes conditions tied to economic reforms and reflects broader U.S. efforts to counter China’s growing influence in Latin America.
The move echoes past U.S. financial interventions, such as the 1995 Mexico peso crisis response.
EE.UU. y Argentina acuerdan un intercambio de divisas de 20 mil millones de dólares para estabilizar la economía argentina en medio de la inflación y las presiones de la deuda.