U.S. stock markets have lost approximately $4 trillion in market value amid concerns related to the economic policies of President Donald Trump. In contrast, markets in Europe and Latin America have shown gains during the same period, reflecting a sense of optimism outside the U.S. Notably, Argentina's economic outlook appears positive, with JP Morgan forecasting a 5.5% growth for the country in 2025 and recommending investors buy Argentine stocks. However, both the U.S. and Argentina have reported the worst performance among 21 global markets in 2025, with the indices of both countries experiencing significant declines. Meanwhile, the Mexican stock market (BMV) rose by 0.55%, reaching 52,773.32 points, amidst mixed results globally and a downturn in the U.S. market.