Argentina's country risk registered a sharp drop this Wednesday following the announcement by the United States Secretary of the Treasury, Scott Bessent, regarding a financial support package aimed at strengthening the Central Bank's reserves and stabilizing the markets.
The news triggered an immediate plunge of 180 units in the indicator, which fell to 839 basis points, after having remained on the rise just minutes earlier.
The immediate effect on the market

The change in trend occurred after it was confirmed that Washington is negotiating a USD 20 billion swap with Argentina, the purchase of bonds, and stand-by loans as part of a comprehensive support scheme. The market's reaction was swift: country risk, which had risen 5 points before the announcement, reversed sharply and broke through the 1,000-point floor.
Meanwhile, global sovereign bonds replied with widespread gains:









