Despite government efforts to stimulate the economy, there is scant evidence of a rebound in Argentine growth. Rampant inflation is eating into real wage growth and squeezing household spending, while controls on access to dollars have led to a collapse in real estate activity. We continue to expect little or no GDP growth this year and are forecasting a 2% contraction in 2013.
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