The Argentine government’s debt reprofiling plan has been greeted with some scepticism, and we think markets will remain under pressure unless investors see evidence of joined-up thinking between Alberto Fernandez, President Macri and the IMF. Better news came from Mexico, where President Andrés Manuel López Obrador appears to have softened his opposition towards the energy privatisation reforms, which are key to boosting potential growth.
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