The United States is prepared to support Argentina by providing swap lines, currency purchases, and U.S. government debt, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed on Monday morning. “Argentina is a systemically important U.S. ally in Latin America, and the @USTreasury stands ready to do what is needed within its mandate to support Argentina. “These options may include, but are not limited to, swap lines, direct currency purchases, and purchases of U.S. dollar-denominated government debt from Treasury’s Exchange Stabilization Fund. Milei responded to Bessent’s words on Monday morning, thanking him and Trump for their “unconditional support for the Argentine people.”In April, Bessent visited Argentina and met Milei. The Exchange Stabilization Fund, which the United States formed in the 1930s, is a U.S. emergency reserve fund which is used to help foreign governments and central banks stabilize their currencies.