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Javier Milei Two Years In – Has Argentina's Economic Shock Therapy Worked

Two years into Javier Milei's presidency in December 2025, Argentina's bold economic shock therapy has transformed a crisis-ridden economy plagued by hyperinflation over 211% into one of the fastest-growing in Latin America, with annual inflation dropping to just 31.4% by November 2025 and monthly rates around 2.5%—the lowest in years—thanks to drastic spending cuts, deregulation, and fiscal surpluses not seen in over a decade; after an initial recession and poverty spike to 53% in early 2024, the economy rebounded with projected 5-5.5% GDP growth in 2025 per IMF and World Bank forecasts, poverty falling to around 31-36% in recent estimates, real wages rising, and investment surging in mining and energy sectors. This in-depth 2025 review explores the wins like taming inflation and sparking recovery, the costs including job losses and early hardship, and whether Milei's libertarian reforms offer lessons for global economies facing debt and inflation challenges—has the chainsaw president's radical austerity paid off, or are risks still ahead? Watch for the full analysis on Javier Milei's Argentina economy update, including latest data on inflation, GDP growth, poverty reduction, and future outlook. If you're interested in emerging markets, free-market policies, or investment opportunities in Argentina 2025, hit like, subscribe for more global economic breakdowns, and comment below: Is Milei's shock therapy a success or too extreme? #JavierMilei #ArgentinaEconomy2025 #Inflation #EconomicReforms #MileiTwoYears