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US-Argentina Trade Deal Cuts Tariffs, Boosts Beef Quota
The agreement eliminates hundreds of tariffs and raises Argentina's preferential beef quota to 100,000 tons, boosting trade and economic ties under President Milei's reforms.
- On Thursday, Argentina and the United States signed a trade and investment agreement in Washington, D.C., and Pablo Quirno, Argentina's Foreign Minister, said it includes critical-minerals provisions to secure U.S. access to Argentine lithium.
- Built on a November framework, the deal advances President Javier Milei's push to open Argentina's protectionist economy and reflects U.S. efforts to reduce reliance on China through reciprocal tariff adjustments.
- A planned $14 billion investment will fund El Pachón and MARA , while Argentina's mining exports reached $6 billion and lithium production hit 110,000 tonnes in 2025.
- Argentina will open its market to live cattle and give American producers preferential access to medicines and machinery, while the U.S. Trade Representative confirmed the deal though final details remain unreleased, and Democratic lawmakers voiced outrage over the $20 billion U.S. Treasury lifeline.
- The move follows U.S. steps like Project Vault and a glacier‑protection reform heading to Argentina's Senate on February 10, which could endanger Andean freshwater reserves.
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Argentina Says It Signed US Trade Deal With Trump
Argentina and the US agreed to scrap hundreds of tariffs on each other’s goods in a trade and investment deal inked Thursday, a major step in President Javier Milei’s push to open up the historically protectionist South American economy.
Argentina y Estados Unidos firman un acuerdo para promover el comercio y las inversiones. ¿Qué implica?
Por Emiliano Giménez Se había anunciado el 13 de noviembre de 2025, unos días después de que el presidente Javier Milei consiguiera un triunfo en los comicios legislativos de octubre. En ese contexto, ambos países comunicaron haber llegado a un entendimiento en materia comercial, en medio de la batería de medidas del Tesoro de Estados Unidos para rescatar a la economía argentina, sacudida por las turbulencias del año electoral. Casi tres meses d…
By Emiliano Giménez. It had been announced on November 13, 2025, a few days after President Javier Milei's victory in the October legislative elections. In that context, both countries announced they had reached an agreement on trade, amidst a series of measures by the U.S. Treasury to rescue the Argentine economy, shaken by the turbulence of the election year. Almost three months later, the governments finally signed the agreement.
Argentina has signed a trade and investment agreement with the US for which it will open its market to US products in exchange for a US duty relief on...
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