Americas Quarterly

Argentina’s New Central Bank President Seeks to Calm Markets
February 4, 2010
by AQ Online

In her first public comments, Mercedes Marcó del Pont, the new president of the Central Bank of Argentina, promised today that she would bring about “reasonable” policy changes and that she was “thinking of maintaining the monetary and exchange rate policy with regards to the type of competitive managed float.”

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