The J.P. Morgan indicator ended the Thursday July 23 session at 437 basis points. The official dollar reached its highest value since July 7 while Central Bank reserves fell to US$48.684 million.
The country risk, measured by J.P. Morgan's EMBI, closed the July 23 2026 financial session at 437 basis points. This figure reflects the yield spread between Argentine sovereign dollar bonds and US Treasury bonds.
The Central Bank's gross reserves fell to US$48.684 million. The entity stated that the drop was due to changes in external asset quotations and payments to international organizations.
The official dollar traded higher and reached its highest level since July 7. The MEP, CCL and blue dollar also rose, in a session affected by international tension and the rise in oil prices.
