Argentina country risk closed at 451 basis points on Friday while the rest of Latin America rallied. The CCL gap says institutional money is leaving.
Argentina · Markets
Key Facts
The number. Argentina’s country risk closed at 451 basis points on Friday, up 3 percent on the day and the highest since June.
The streak. The Merval fell for a sixth straight session and is down roughly 5 percent so far in August. New York-listed Argentine shares lost as much as 5.6 percent.
The oddity. All of it happened while Wall Street rallied and the dollar weakened after a soft US jobs report — the rest of Latin America went up.
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