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Argentine Sovereign Bonds Drop as Country Risk Reaches One-Year High

The JP Morgan country risk indicator for Argentina has climbed to 678 basis points following a seventh consecutive day of dollar-bond selloffs and a 5 percent drop in domestic stocks, reflecting renewed investor caution despite ongoing efforts to balance the national budget.
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