Argentina's inflation rate dropped to 8.8% in April, the first single-digit figure in six months, following President Milei's economic measures. Milei celebrated the decrease on social media, attributing it to his policies.
Key Points
Inflation dropped to 8.8% in April 2024 in Argentina
President Milei's 'shock therapy' economic measures credited for the decrease
Inflation fell from 25.5% in December to 8.8% in April under Milei's administration
Pros
Inflation rate dropped to single digits for the first time in six months
Continued reduction in inflation attributed to President Milei's economic measures
Four consecutive months of significant inflation decrease under Milei's presidency
Cons
Previous socialist government left the country with high inflation rates