By Rodrigo Campos and Libby George

NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) -After riding a wave of market gains for most of the first two years of Argentine President Javier Milei’s government, investors expect him to turn his party’s redrawing of the electoral map into sweeping labor and tax reforms that could unlock billions of dollars in foreign investment.

The decisive midterm victory for Milei’s party on Sunday has raised the prospect of structural change on a scale Argentina has not seen in decades. After acknowledging the need to build bridges within the legislature, Milei said in his victory speech that the newly elected group of legislators would be “the most reformist Congress in Argentine history.”

The combination of Milei’s strengthened mandate and explicit U.S. support – to the tune of u

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