The latest activity data suggest that stringent lockdowns are causing especially deep falls in GDP in Peru and Argentina. But with the region as a whole struggling to contain outbreaks, and limited scope for looser policy, the economic recovery is increasingly likely to lag the rest of the emerging world.
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