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Pemex’s sticking plaster, Argentina’s fiscal rumours

The bailout package announced earlier today by Mexico’s president for the ailing state-owned oil company Pemex is unlikely to arrest the alarming decline in oil output and prevent yields on Pemex debt from rising this year. Meanwhile, rumours that Argentina’s government may relax its 2019 fiscal target could be an early sign that appetite for austerity is already waning.

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