Milei rules out easing economy before 2027, vows to double down on orthodoxy

Argentine President Javier Milei, speaking at the IAEF convention in Iguazú, acknowledged that inflation persists despite a year of a frozen monetary base, and explicitly ruled out any economic easing for electoral gain ahead of the 2027 elections. This reaffirms his commitment to orthodox stabilization policies, signaling continuity of the current fiscal and monetary stance. The statement reduces near-term policy uncertainty but highlights the political risk of sustained inflation without relief.