The appointment of Sergio Massa as head of Argentina’s newly-created economic “superministry” provides some hope that the government will try to stick to its latest IMF deal. But it will be a major challenge to meet the Fund’s targets. And even if Argentina manages to muddle through, the likelihood of another sovereign debt crisis before the end of this decade is high.
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