Chief of Cabinet Manuel Adorni met with representatives from the G6 business group at the Casa Rosada, reflecting a seemingly cooperative relationship between the government and some business leaders despite broader tensions. The meeting was split into discussions about the legislative agenda and the current realities facing different sectors, with business leaders advocating for a reduction in tax burdens to support economic activity.

The government presented recent positive economic indicators, including a 1.8% monthly increase in the Monthly Economic Activity Estimator (EMAE) for December and a projected 4.4% growth for 2025. This data was highlighted by President Javier Milei and Economy Minister Luis Caputo on social media, signaling a push for optimism regarding the national economy. The meeting serves as an illustration that not all sectors view the government's approach negatively and that some see opportunities for collaboration.

By engaging with major business leaders like those from the G6, the government aims to foster economic growth through cooperative efforts and reforms. This initiative may also address concerns over job creation, which is critical in a recovering economy. The overall outcome of such meetings remains to be seen, particularly regarding how proposed reforms and tax adjustments will impact the business landscape and employment rates in Argentina going forward.