After Luis Caputo's Dialogue with Investors, the Country's Risk Continues to Rise and Has Already Exceeded 550 Points
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Public bonds suffer losses of up to 1.3%, which brings the sovereign index to its highest value in four months.The entry After Luis Caputo's dialogue with investors, the country's risk continues to rise and already exceeded 550 points was first published in El Ciudadano.
The risk country of Argentina deepened its upward path this Tuesday and jumped to 555 basic points, with a daily rise of 4.1% (later dropped to 552 +3.6%). The pressure on sovereign debt intensified on a wheel marked by investor caution, simultaneously with the meetings that the minister of...
The index produced by JP Morgan adds about 31 units so far in September and is at the highest levels four months ago. For sixth consecutive wheel, the country risk extends its upward streak and remains at the highest level in four months, exceeding 540 points [...]
The risk country accumulates seven wheels followed upwards and this Tuesday pastes a leap of 2% to be placed in the base 540 points. So far in September, the Sovereign Risk Index elaborated by the bank JP Morgan, which measures the ability to pay debt of the nation states, raised in ... Read more
After the meeting of the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, with investors in New York, Argentine shares and bonds suffer sharp falls and raise the country risk to 543 points. Public bonds suffer losses of up to 1.3%, which brings the sovereign index to its highest value since May 20. [...]
The country risk jumps 1.8% and reaches 543 basis points, while the Global bonds and Argentine shares listed on Wall Street operate with most casualties. Read more
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