EM fund managers dismiss 'short-term noise' as Argentina takes action to reform 'serial defaulter' reputation

The outlook for Argentina

Mike Sheen
clock • 5 min read

Emerging markets fund managers are confident the fiscal programme of President Mauricio Macri's government is capable of overcoming the "short-term noise" of Argentina's current economic crisis, but warn the country faces a number of obstacles in reforming its "serial defaulter" reputation.

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