Two factors are currently prompting apprehension among investors in Argentine government bonds regarding the year 2027. The first point to note is that the sources of financing for the government of Javier Milei to address next year’s debt payments remain ambiguous, despite the president’s assertions of having a US$125 billion “bazooka” available to avert currency … Read more
Argentina is hesitating to sell dollar debt in the local market due to a rise in borrowing costs, complicating its efforts to fulfilll billions in debt payments next year. The government has refrained from issuing a Bonar dollar bond domestically for two months, marking its longest hiatus since the program’s inception in February, coinciding with … Read more
The recent “Argentina Week” held in Paris was characterised by a series of investment announcements and government initiatives aimed at attracting foreign capital. Announcements for investment projects in energy, mining, and the automotive industry totalled US$27 billion. It has been confirmed that the Final Investment Decision for Argentina LNG – the largest investment in the … Read more
The JPMorgan EMBI+ index for Argentina, referred to as “country risk,” has been on an upward trajectory in recent weeks, driven by uncertainty related to the upcoming elections, recent economic indicators, and a decline in reserve acquisitions by the Central Bank. Renewed volatility in United States Treasury bonds over the last week – which sent … Read more
In mid-July, JPMorgan’s EMBI+ index for Argentina, which indicates the interest rate Argentina would incur for foreign borrowing, reached 402 basis points, marking its lowest point since April 2018. As time progressed, the likelihood of surpassing the 400-point threshold steadily diminished. Although the economic team did not explicitly aim for the JPMorgan index to dip … Read more
Credit rating agency Moody’s has elevated Argentina’s sovereign debt rating and revised its outlook on the nation from stable to positive, attributing this change to a reduction in default risk and “improving governance.” On Tuesday, the agency elevated the long-term local and foreign-currency issuer ratings of the government of Argentina from Caa1 to B3. Argentine … Read more
Argentina is poised to execute a significant payment on its dollar bonds this week, achieving a milestone that many investors deemed improbable, all while the nation abstains from engaging with global debt markets. The government asserts that it has successfully obtained the necessary funds to fulfil the US$4.3-billion semi-annual obligation, which is divided between principal … Read more
Economy Minister Luis Caputo stated that Javier Milei’s administration has not dismissed the possibility of issuing international debt on Wall Street within the next two years, although he emphasised that it is “an option, not a goal.” During the presentation of the 2026-2027 financing plan on Monday, Caputo emphasised that the decision is not an … Read more
Argentina’s impressive bond rally is poised to face challenges as the upcoming presidential elections reignite worries regarding the nation’s tumultuous economic history, as noted by Pablo Goldberg, an emerging markets portfolio manager at BlackRock Inc. The debt has returned approximately 8.3 percent this year, surpassing any other sovereign in Latin America, following two ratings upgrades … Read more
Argentina’s government has sanctioned up to US$5 billion in new dollar-denominated borrowing as the nation seeks to obtain funding supported by multilateral institutions in anticipation of forthcoming debt obligations. The decree, signed by President Javier Milei and Cabinet members, establishes a legal framework for future financing transactions, with contracts governed by New York law and … Read more
