This bill mandates that the Comptroller General of the United States conduct a comprehensive study of the 2025 financial crisis in Argentina. The study is designed to investigate the origins of the crisis and assess the extent to which the United States Government and the International Monetary Fund were aware of Argentina's financial problems and provided relevant advice. Furthermore, the study will describe the United States and international response to the crisis, including an assessment of the terms and conditions of agreements for U.S. assistance. It will also analyze the Secretary of the Treasury's statutory authority to use the Exchange Stabilization Fund for such aid and examine Argentina's efforts to recover. The Comptroller General must submit a report with findings and conclusions to specific congressional committees within 18 months, which will then be made publicly available.