dollarization

🔥 Argentina’s Inflation Fight: The Beast Isn’t Tamed Yet

Argentina is still battling brutal inflation — running at 32.4% per year — and the pressure on the economy is far from over.

Despite adopting an IMF-backed monetary framework, the results so far suggest the strategy hasn’t fully subdued the inflation monster. Prices remain unstable, confidence is fragile, and households continue to feel the squeeze. $BERA

For President Javier Milei, inflation is more than just an economic issue — it’s the ultimate political stress test. Stabilizing prices was central to his promise of shock therapy reforms. If inflation doesn’t fall convincingly, the credibility of the broader reform agenda comes under threat.

💵 That’s why the debate around full dollarization refuses to fade. $DYM

Supporters argue it could: • Instantly anchor expectations
• Eliminate peso printing
• Restore trust in the monetary system

Critics warn it could: • Remove policy flexibility
• Create banking system strain
• Lock Argentina into painful adjustments without a lender of last resort

One thing is clear: $0G
Argentina’s problem isn’t just fiscal.
It’s monetary credibility.

Until people believe inflation is truly dead, the beast still has teeth.

#Argentina #Inflation #Dollarization #IMF #MacroEconomics

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