The International Monetary Fund warns war-driven shocks will slow growth and stoke inflation, with Argentina expanding 3.5% this year

Local assets reacted strongly to the improved global climate, in line with the rally in international stock markets

Argentine companies trading on Wall Street also saw their shares drop as global markets continue reeling

Analysts warn the price of crude oil will rise due to the conflict between the US, Israel and Iran, and that the war will have a direct impact on Argentina’s energy balance

A low score is key for the country’s ability to regain access to the international debt market

In its latest World Economic Outlook the International Monetary Fund maintains growth projection for Argentina at 4% for both years

The BCRA closed a new repurchase agreement to face debt maturities of US$4.2 billion due on Friday

Impact on prices was moderate as markets treated the bill’s approval last Friday as a done deal

Luis Caputo says the country ‘will try’ not to issue debt under New York law in January