In 2025, Argentina reports a significant economic shift, with new car sales rising by 84% and real estate sales by 66%. However, this consumer boom underscores a growing inequality under President Javier Milei's administration, where a privileged minority thrives while middle and lower classes face increasing financial difficulties. The inflation rate decreased from 12.8% to 1.5% monthly, showing promise in Milei's goals. Despite three quarters of GDP growth, analysts caution about rising unemployment and external deficits, highlighting the dual society emerging in Argentina with contrasting consumption patterns.
"Argentina's economic situation reflects a dual society, where a privileged minority enjoys a consumer boom while middle and lower classes struggle with spending cuts. This inequality is exacerbated by a strong peso and cheap dollar that benefits affluent citizens."
"Under President Javier Milei, consumer spending has surged with car sales up 84% and real estate sales rising 66%, but these statistics hide growing inequality among social classes."
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