Goldman Sachs says Argentina faces a 'longer and deeper recession' after a month from hell. Here's why things could get as bad as 2001's crisis.

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The country had been steadily attempting to improve its difficult economic situation under President Mauricio Macri over the past few years, but shock election results on August 11 saw a rise in support for the opposition challenger Alberto Fernández and his running mate, former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

In a note dated August 30, analysts led by Tiago Severo said they expected"a longer and deeper recession amidst higher inflation" — saying Argentina's economic slump was likely to be the longest since the country's disastrous default in 2001. S&P also indicated that the country was now in selective default despite Argentina's $57 billion loan agreement with the International Monetary Fund, which was the fund's largest outlay to date when agreed a year ago."Things in Argentina are likely will get worse, even with IMF support, and the country will struggle to access to international markets," said Andres Abadia, a senior international economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.

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