Milei promotes Argentine reforms to New York investors
President Milei is meeting with New York financiers to promote economic reforms. He seeks to build trust despite rising oil prices and global market volatility.
President Javier Milei of Argentina is traveling to New York to pitch his country's economic recovery to Wall Street. He is scheduled to speak at the headquarters of JPMorgan Chase & Co. as part of "Argentina Week," a roadshow designed to convince financiers that the nation's stabilization efforts remain a compelling investment story. This outreach comes at a time when global markets are unsettled by rising geopolitical tensions as the United States and Israel attack Iran. These conflicts have driven oil prices up nearly 30% this month to approximately $90 per barrel, strengthening the dollar and triggering a flight to safety that has impacted emerging markets globally.
