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El Cronista6 min read

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The market expresses relief following the agreement between Argentina and the IMF, allowing access to 900 million dollars. However, Argentine bonds are still facing significant declines due to rising global interest rates and electoral uncertainty for 2027, pushing the country risk up to 735 points.
As debt maturities approach, the government will need to seek alternative funding to meet its obligations, further complicating the sustainability of the country's financial program.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
Suba de tasas y evaluando el programa financiero
La suba de tasas global plantea un desafío para el acceso de dólares de la Argentina y los bonos sufren.
El mercado ve con cierto alivio el acuerdo con el FMI y la posibilidad de acceder a u$s 900 millones, dada la escasez de divisas y los próximos compromisos de deuda. Existen factores locales que también complican a la dinámica de la renta fija local.
En 735 puntos se ubica el índice de riesgo país, descendiendo del pico de 765 del lunes aunque se mantiene en la zona de mayor valor desde octubre de 2025.
Todos los tramos de la curva soberana argentina muestran un tenue rebote el miércoles luego e jornadas de fuertes bajas en las últimas semanas.
El tramo corto de la curva sube 0,29%, mientras que el Global 2030 avanza 0,5%.
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