Argentina country risk tops 700 points; bonds, stocks slide

Argentine sovereign bonds fell on Wall Street as global risk appetite weakened, pushing the country risk index above 700 basis points. Equities retreated and the dollar traded at 1,550 pesos, reflecting renewed investor anxiety over Argentina's fiscal and external position. The move is part of a broader emerging-market selloff, but the breach of the 700-point threshold signals deteriorating sentiment toward Argentine assets.

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