With a Better International Scenario, the Country Risk Falls at the Lowest Level of the Week
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The JP Morgan indicator rose again this Thursday, after a moderate drop in Wednesday's closing.
The JP Morgan indicator rose some 270 points from its July minimum and reached more than 700 this week. Economists point to the U.S. rates and the election of 2027, but also to the recession and the large debt maturities that come. The Argentine country risk consolidates well above the July minimum. That month, the indicator of how much more interest rate Argentina should pay in case of placing debt in the international markets had touched its f…
JP Morgan’s indicator surpassed the 700’s barrier, but closed to 672 on Tuesday. This morning, Milei awarded the vagaries to global volatility and opposition: “In front are the orcs, a plague that wants to break everything.”
The decrease is the result of an improvement in bonds of up to 0.5%.
After a bid that managed to decompress maturities, the JP Morgan mark falls 7.46% from the 710 points it reached in the course of Tuesday.
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