阿根廷央行与美签署200亿美元汇率稳定协议

Core Points - The Central Bank of Argentina announced a $20 billion currency stabilization agreement with the U.S. Treasury [1] - The agreement aims to enhance the liquidity of Argentina's foreign exchange reserves and its regulatory functions [1] - Argentina's financial markets have been experiencing turmoil, with currency depreciation and declines in bond and stock markets [1] Economic Context - The Argentine government, led by President Milei, has sought economic assistance from the U.S. and the International Monetary Fund due to recent financial instability [1] - U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen confirmed the purchase of Argentine pesos and the establishment of a $20 billion currency swap framework [1] - Critics in Argentina's economic community view the U.S. intervention as a "dangerous interference" in the country's monetary policy [1]