Argentina’s Milei Lifts Imports Controls in Free Trade Push
- Tax office changed access system to FX market for importers
- Central bank to sell dollar bonds Wednesday for import debts
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Argentina’s government lifted import restrictions Tuesday while the central bank prepares to sell dollar bonds to pay down commercial debts owed abroad, advancing President Javier Milei’s free trade agenda.
The tax authority replaced a red-tape import system Tuesday that forced many companies to seek manual approval for every shipment with a more data-based version.