【环球财经】阿根廷舆论担忧向美经济求援后果

Core Points - The U.S. government has purchased Argentine pesos and established a $20 billion currency swap framework agreement with the Central Bank of Argentina, raising concerns among Argentine economists about the implications of seeking economic assistance from the U.S. [1] - Argentine economist Diego Giacomini expressed that the U.S. Treasury's purchase of Argentine pesos represents a "dangerous interference" in Argentina's monetary policy, warning that such actions could lead to severe currency and exchange rate issues if the U.S. were to reverse its operations [1] - Former director of macroeconomic analysis at the Argentine Central Bank, Sebastián Menescaldi, noted that while the U.S. Treasury's actions temporarily reduce uncertainty and help conserve foreign exchange reserves for stabilizing the exchange rate, the commitments made by the Argentine government in exchange for U.S. support remain to be seen [1] - The Argentine political website "Politica Online" commented that U.S. economic aid lacks sustainability, emphasizing that no amount of foreign assistance can replace a central bank with a comprehensive strategy and liquid reserves [1] Political Concerns - Former Argentine President Cristina Kirchner and other political figures, including Senator Martín Lousteau, have expressed concerns on social media regarding the potential consequences of seeking economic assistance from the U.S. [2]