The recent surge in commodity prices has given a boost to most Latin American currencies and it is generally seen as good news for the region. But not all economies will benefit. Chile's external vulnerabilities are becoming even more concerning. And it will be difficult for Argentina's government to comply with its freshly-agreed IMF deal which, puzzlingly, outlines a plan to cut energy subsidies while also reducing inflation.
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