Paraguay banking crisis: economist sees no 2001-style collapse, but risks remain

Economists Emiliano Libman and Miguel Ponce discuss Paraguay's ongoing banking crisis, with Libman arguing against a repeat of Argentina's 2001 collapse. The crisis is developing, and the assessment suggests systemic stress but not imminent sovereign default, though uncertainty persists.

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