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1. @ArgentinaProj spoke to @McLartyAssoc's @keziamckeague, who is in #Argentina watching as the country regains its footing following a nail-biting peso selloff. "Everybody is a little shellshocked," she said, "but relieved the turbulence is over."pic.twitter.com/MvtKswGnh8
2. "Argentines," @keziamckeague said, "are more concerned about the state of the economy than outsiders." (Read more about that phenomenon here, http://thehill.com/opinion/finance/387249-argentina-is-haunted-by-the-ghosts-of-crises-past ….) #Argentina
3. By contrast, international investors see a "silver lining," as the near-death experience could speed #Argentina's fiscal consolidation and other reforms, including through #IMF support, @keziamckeague said. The "prevailing mood in the private sector: Don't waste a crisis."pic.twitter.com/wBig1ttuvD
4. Expectations of lower growth and higher inflation could discourage investors, @keziamckeague said, as well as a "here we go again" impression among some observers. But the likely accelerated reforms ("gradualismo más rápido," she calls it) will be welcome by foreign firms.
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