History suggests that the nationalisation of YPF may do little to deter FDI in Argentina’s energy sector. Nevertheless, we suspect that it will have a more significant impact on investment flows into the wider economy, making the current ‘model’ increasingly reliant on maintaining a dwindling trade surplus.
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