Country risk falls: Argentine bonds rebound this Tuesday after 11 consecutive days of decline

Argentine sovereign bonds rebounded on Tuesday morning following an 11-session consecutive decline that had driven up the country's risk indicator. Prior to this rebound, Argentine financial assets experienced mixed movements, constrained by foreign volatility—notably upward pressure on international interest rates—alongside domestic challenges, including weak economic activity indicators.

Simultaneously, the Ministry of Finance in El Salvador reported that tax revenues grew by 12.5 percent through August, surpassing the national budgetary target. Transparency portal data indicated that government tax collections reached $6,240.8 million between January and August, marking a $694.1 million increase compared to the $5,546.8 million collected during the corresponding period of the previous year.