
Argentina’s country-risk measure rose above 900 basis points, peaking near 930, while the wholesale dollar remained around 1,545 pesos. Analysts attributed the exchange-rate stability to government intervention and high interest rates, while warning that Argentine bonds have underperformed other emerging-market assets.
A widening country-risk premium can increase pressure on the peso and raise financing costs. If authorities continue defending the exchange rate, pressure on foreign-exchange reserves may grow.
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