One key point contained in the IMF’s latest quarterly review of Argentina’s bailout programme is that the Fund is now expecting the government to run a primary deficit this year (having expected a balanced budget previously). While this will have little impact on the debt ratio, the Fund’s other assumptions suggest that it is still being too sanguine on Argentina’s public debt dynamics.
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