Argentina credit score rises to B-

11 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 5

Fitch raised the South American nation's rating from CCC+ on Tuesday and assigned a stable outlook, citing President Javier Milei's economic overhaul.
The move signals growing confidence in Milei's efforts to stabilise the economy and secure financing to meet upcoming debt obligations.
Even after the upgrade, Argentina remains six notches below investment grade, underscoring the country's still-speculative credit profile.

Beyond the credit upgrade, what must Argentina do to escape its 'junk' bond status for good?

Is Argentina's celebrated fiscal surplus merely a product of collapsing wages and a hollowed-out industry?

Can Milei’s economic 'miracle' survive the social crisis it created and outlast his political term?