CEDIN won’t solve Argentina’s balance of payments issues

Argentina’s new certificate of deposit (CEDIN) is yet another stopgap measure aimed at alleviating a growing shortage of dollars. Without deeper reforms to economic policy, Argentina’s slow-burning balance of payments crisis is set to continue and the risk of a hard landing lurks just around the corner.

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