Martin Redrado, the governor of the Central Bank of Argentina, said his country has dealt with the recent global market turmoil because of better macroeconomic management.

Speaking in London earlier this month, the governor mentioned five policies that have helped stabilise Argentina's macroeconomy:

fiscal solvency;

external sustainability;

prudent and consistent monetary policy;

countercyclical financial policies; and

a managed floating exchange rate regime.

To read Redrado's speech, click here