Argentina’s latest FX measures are ‘patchy’ and may damage trust, say experts
Wednesday, 2nd November 2011 by Joe Rowley
Argentina’s government has shown itself “willing and able” to impose tough foreign exchange controls to slow capital flight from the country, but this has done little to reassure investors who view the measures as “patchy” and being implemented on an “ad hoc basis”, according to a senior editor at the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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