Argentina country risk jumps to 700, highest in a year

JP Morgan's country risk index for Argentina rose nearly 30 points to exceed 700, returning to levels last seen about a year ago. The spike suggests deteriorating market confidence in Argentine assets, likely driven by domestic political or economic uncertainty. The move signals renewed stress in Argentina's sovereign debt and could pressure the peso and local markets.

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