Argentina: Javier Milei's Government Increases Fuel, Electricity, Rent and Water Prices · Global Voices

The government of Javier Milei decided to increase the prices of fuels, electricity, water, rents and private schools and transportation from this Tuesday, positioning Argentina as one of the most expensive countries in South America. READ ALSO: Argentina: Confederación General del Trabajo ratifies national strike in support of retirees The measure was implemented through Decree 243/2025, published in the Official Gazette with the signatures of …

The agency underlines the need for a new IMF loan.

The risk qualifier pointed out that Argentina is strengthening its sovereign credit profile, but the exit from the quota to the dollar could generate instability in the balance of payments. Read more

The government of Javier Milei (La Libertad Avanza) officialized a series of increases in electricity, gas, water and fuel tariffs that will have an impact on

The agency noted that "fiscal and macroeconomic imbalances are correcting", although there are still dangers of "non-compliance in the midst of positive momentum", on foreign exchange restrictions and financial volatility.

The risk rating agency Moody’s pointed out that Argentina is undergoing a process of policy change that is strengthening its sovereign credit profile. According to the qualifier, fiscal and monetary adjustment measures are helping to alleviate “long-standing economic imbalances”, stabilize external finances and “reduce the likelihood of sovereign default.” However, the agency warned that significant risks of non-compliance persist, in a context …