Argentina’s central bank announced a tweak to its monetary policy framework last night which, in time, should help it to gain better control over monetary conditions. It also appears to have stopped monetising the government’s budget deficit, and has scaled back FX intervention. Accordingly, the early signs are that the BCRA is starting to comply with the IMF’s requests.
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