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Argentina: restructuring deal may not be enough

The recent progress in talks between Argentina’s government and bondholders suggests that a debt restructuring deal is increasingly likely. However, we are sceptical of the IMF’s view that the government’s latest offer would restore public debt sustainability. If a deal does get over the line, another restructuring may be required within a few years.

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