Argentina: Material changes to the “model” still seem unlikely

Recent signs of a more orthodox approach to policymaking in Argentina are encouraging. But there is still no decisive evidence of a shift away from the prevailing economic “model”. Whatever the outcome, growth looks set to slow significantly and we are likely to see a recession over the coming years.

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