Argentina's country risk consolidates above 700 points while ADRs rise up to 3.3%
Argentina's country risk rises 0.9% to 710 basis points, consolidating above 700, with a 77% surge over three months. Global bonds fall up to 0.6% on Wall Street and accumulate declines of up to 6.6% in a month. In contrast, Argentine stocks and ADRs trade mostly higher: Cresud (+3.3%), Grupo Supervielle (+3.2%) and BBVA (+2.5%), while the MSCI Merval gains 2.8% to 100,736.190 points.
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- The country risk index, compiled by J.P. Morgan, rises 0.9% to 710 basis points and is up 77% over three months.
- Global bonds fall up to 0.6% on Wall Street and accumulate declines of up to 6.6% in a month.
- ADRs rise: Cresud +3.3%, Grupo Supervielle +3.2% and BBVA +2.5%; the MSCI Merval gains 2.8%.
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by Ambito. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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