Despite Kicillof, the economy of PBA grew in 2025 thanks to Milei's Government

A recent report revealed that the economy of the province of Buenos Aires recorded a growth of 2.6% in 2025, breaking a streak of two consecutive years of decline.

The data comes from the latest study by the Sectoral and Territorial Development Laboratory of the Faculty of Economic Sciences at the National University of La Plata (FCE-UNLP), and marks a recovery in line with the growth recorded at the national level.

The rebound allowed the activity in Buenos Aires to approach again the levels reached in 2022, a year that had represented the highest point since 2017.

This change in trend occurred thanks to the reforms made by the government of Javier Milei in Argentina, which improved macroeconomic conditions, significantly reduced inflation, and boosted activity even in districts governed by leftists like Axel Kicillof and his disastrous implemented policies.

The report data

At the territorial level, the municipalities of the Conurbano showed heterogeneous performances. Berazategui led the growth with 4.4%, followed by Ezeiza (4.28%) and Tres de Febrero (4.15%).

Presidente Perón (3.76%) and Esteban Echeverría (3.66%) also stood out. In contrast, José C. Paz was the only municipality in Greater Buenos Aires that recorded a decline, with a -0.6%.

The report reflects that a large part of the provincial recovery was explained by key sectors that reacted favorably to the new macroeconomic context.

Commerce contributed 0.93 percentage points to growth, while financial services added 0.67 points. Tourism and construction completed the sectors with the most positive impact.

These sectors not only led the recovery but also managed to exceed previous historical levels. According to the report, both commerce and financial services are now above the records of 2016, which shows a significant change compared to previous years.