consolidate exchange rate stability

needs, would allow lower interest rates without capital flight and would consolidate exchange rate stability without relying on the carry trade. Argentina has already made a fiscal adjustment of 5% of GDP to balance its accounts, cleaned up the BCRA’s balance sheet, implemented a successful capital amnesty programme, and put in place an investment incentive regime and a reform agenda. With IMF support, the country could return to the international capital markets, gradually lift the currency controls and lift the remaining obstacles to attract strong investments in strategic sectors. This would open the door to a period of stability and sustained growth. It is true that Argentina’s economic history is packed with episodes of boom and bust of failed stabilisation plans. It is also true that, with the achievements already made and with the support of the IMF, this time it may be different. สล็อต เว็บตรง