Country Risk Closes August at 512 Points and Accumulates a Monthly Increase After Debt Volatility
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The month of August set up a complex scenario for Argentine financial assets, with a marked setback that represented the worst balance since February for the local square. Despite the positive balance in the main indices of Wall Street and a national exchange market with extremely narrow variations, the shares and bonds...
The macroeconomic indicator produced by the investment bank JP Morgan ended at 512 basis points on Monday, August 31, 2026 in Rava Bursatil. The rate differential closed the month with an accumulated increase over the minimum values observed at the beginning of August. Read more
The Argentine market closed August with its worst performance since February. The S&P Merval dropped about 10% in pesos and 12% in dollars, while the country risk climbed to 512 points. Banks were the most punished and sovereign bonds also retreated.
In turn, due to the conflict between the United States and Iran, crude oil rose by about 2.8%.
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