Argentine bonds slump, country risk hits 900 on Trump reversal, AI rout

Argentine sovereign bonds have sold off sharply, pushing the country risk index to 900 basis points, as a reversal in Trump administration policy and a collapse in AI-related assets weigh on emerging-market sentiment. Local consultants also cite falling commodity prices and rising electoral uncertainty ahead of 2027 as compounding factors. The move signals a deterioration in Argentina's external financing conditions, though the exact trigger and duration of the selloff remain unclear.

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