
Argentina’s country-risk index fell 30 points to 895 on Friday as Wall Street recovered. The decline followed a week of losses in sovereign bonds, which underperformed other emerging-market debt, while the dollar was relatively stable and the central bank resumed foreign-currency purchases.
The story describes financial-market conditions rather than a direct change in feed supply or demand. Continued pressure on Argentine assets could weaken the peso and raise the local-currency cost of imported feed inputs.
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