Recession bites as Argentina's 'model' begins to unravel

The economic outlook for Argentina just keeps getting worse. Not only do we think that the country fell into a recession in Q2 but, judging by the extent of the recent slowdown, it now appears unlikely that Latin America’s third-largest economy will see any growth at all in 2012.

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