The bigger-than-expected drop in Argentine GDP in Q2 was alarming, but it was due largely to a slump in exports, which should be temporary. The pace of contraction in domestic demand eased and the early signs from our timelier Activity Indicator are that output contracted at a slower pace in q/q terms in Q3.
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