Bloomberg reported on the 22nd that when speaking at an economic event in the capital Buenos Aires on the 21st, Argentine President Millet made the clearest statement on the government's economic blueprint and reiterated his commitment to dollarize Argentina during the election campaign. Millet said that after clearing the central bank's balance sheet by repaying local debts and reforming the financial system, Argentina will move towards free currency competition, which means that both the peso and the US dollar will become legal tender, and the peso will be set at a “flexible” exchange rate level at that time. Meanwhile, the Central Bank of Argentina will stop the Indian peso and let the US dollar take its place. The report said that Millet's economic team has taken action to make treasury bills more attractive than central bank debt to clear the central bank's expanding debt. Millet said that the exact date for the lifting of capital controls cannot be determined because it will be decided by the market. (Global Network)