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Argentina in pre-vote limbo, Brazil easing continues

The latest data added to the evidence that Argentina’s recession deepened in Q3. Financial markets have stabilised more recently, but we doubt that the country will make any real progress in resolving the sovereign debt crisis until October’s election is out of the way. Elsewhere, Brazilian policymakers cut their key interest rate this week, which we think opens up the way to further policy loosening over the coming months.

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