Fitch Upgrades Argentina to B-, Opening Door to 2026 Debt Sales

14 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 11

Fitch raised Argentina’s sovereign rating to B-, boosting expectations the country could return to international bond markets after missing an early-2026 issuance window.
B- status could help compress sovereign spreads back toward the multi-year lows seen in January, improving borrowing conditions for any new debt sale.
President Javier Milei may now have a narrower opening to secure external funding before election uncertainty builds in 2027, when he is expected to seek a second term.

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