Javier Milei’s strengthened congressional position following his party’s decisive October 2025 midterm gains has enabled continued progress on fiscal austerity, inflation reduction, and structural reforms, underpinning traders’ high confidence that he will serve out his term ending in 2027. Despite approval rating fluctuations tied to persistent economic pressures and isolated corruption allegations, the opposition remains fragmented and lacks unified leadership capable of mounting a successful impeachment effort, which requires supermajority support in Congress. Primary-source developments, including credit rating upgrades and sustained deficit control, have reinforced this stability. Late-term shifts could still arise from a severe health event, major new scandal eroding legislative backing, or an abrupt economic reversal before the 2027 vote.