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- 35%
- The street
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The article mentions that the increase in country risk is partially linked to 'domestic factors' and changes in perception about the elections. It also highlights that the government's financial strategy is in question, suggesting a recognition of both internal and external problems.
AI summary
The article examines the Argentine government's new strategy in light of rising country risk, which has affected its ability to finance debt commitments. As expectations surrounding the presidential elections change, Minister Luis Caputo must modify his financial plan and resort to purchasing reserves from the Central Bank.
While the dollar is currently stable, economists warn that the situation could worsen in the coming months due to additional pressure on the exchange rate and limited financing.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
El plan de Luis Caputo para llegar a las elecciones presidenciales de 2027 con una verdadera "bazuca" de dólares acaba de encontrarse con un obstáculo.
El cambio en el contexto financiero global, sumada a una economía que no termina de arrancar y que genera incertidumbre política entre los inversores, obligará al ministro a modificar su plan original para el próximo año.
La escalada del riesgo país, que ayer martes llegó a tocar los 710 puntos básicos al mediodía -antes de retroceder a 672- pone bajo cuestión uno de los pilares del programa financiero diseñado para atravesar el año electoral sin sobresaltos: la posibilidad de refinanciar vencimientos de deuda en dólares mediante nuevas colocaciones de bonos.
Dicho de otra manera: el plan financiero 2026-2027 que el Gobierno presentó hace algunas semanas quedó en entredicho. Y Caputo tendrá modificar el plan y arreglárselas para conseguir los dólares que le faltan.
El escenario luce muy distinto del que se proyectaba apenas tres meses atrás.
En la primera semana de julio, el riesgo país había retrocedido a 408 puntos y en el Palacio de Hacienda se especulaba con una caída adicional, hasta la zona de los 300 puntos básicos.
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