The Argentine government’s agreement with the IMF for a new $44.5bn deal is a positive step to improve macroeconomic stability. But, at first glance, the deal seems to be based on rosy economic assumptions, suggesting it’s too early for investors to pop open the champagne bottles (or Malbec) just yet.
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