US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent pledged to provide “all options for stabilisation” to President Javier Milei as he works to keep Argentina from falling back into crisis, prompting a rally in the country’s assets. Options include, but aren’t limited to, currency swap lines, direct currency repurchases and US dollar-denominated debt from the Treasury’s exchange stabilisation fund. Bessent called Argentina “a systemically important US ally” and emphasised private investment opportunities in the country. Bessent, during a rare visit by a US Treasury Secretary to Argentina five months ago, called the IMF deal a “fulcrum day” for the crisis-prone nation. The Treasury Secretary said later Monday at a briefing the US is prepared for a “large and forceful” intervention in Argentina, according to a CNBC report.