On 23 September, US President Donald Trump met with Argentina’s President Javier Milei and reiterated US support to help stabilize Argentina’s fiscal crisis. The aid, which could include direct currency purchases or credit lines, comes as Milei’s government faces political setbacks, a weakening peso, and a crucial midterm election. The US message helped calm financial markets, which have been rattled recently by doubts over the future of Milei’s cost-cutting, free-market agenda. While the intervention may provide short-term market stability, it does not address underlying economic vulnerabilities.