Javier Milei’s fixed constitutional term, set to run through December 2027 following his 2023 election, underpins the 96.3% trader consensus that he will not leave office early. Recent polling shows presidential approval holding steady near 35-42% despite elevated disapproval and economic concerns such as stalled GDP growth and unemployment, yet these levels have not triggered institutional challenges. Milei continues advancing legislative priorities, including Malvinas-related measures, and has publicly positioned his party for the October 2027 contest, with surveys indicating he remains competitive. No credible reports of resignation pressure, impeachment proceedings, or coalition collapse have emerged. Late-breaking developments such as a severe health crisis, major corruption findings prompting congressional action, or sharp economic deterioration could still alter the outlook, though current conditions support the market’s assessment of continuity.