Argentina’s Q2 GDP data give a misleading impression of the health of the economy. While it is true that activity has recovered following last year’s stagnation, the official figures drastically overstate the extent of the rebound. What’s more, growth has been propped up by temporary factors which may start to fall away in the coming quarters.
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