Central Bank and doubts about the accumulation of reserves pressured Argentine bonds; the country risk climbed to its highest level of the year.
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Argentine bonds fell back on Wall Street and JP Morgan's indicator reached its highest level since October 2025. Doubts about the economy, the accumulation of reserves and the 2027 election scenario put pressure on local assets.
According to JP Morgan, the indicator reached 660 basis points and surpassed a new year-on-year mark. The entry Back up the country risk and reached a new peak in 2026 was first published in #BorderJournalism.