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Argentina’s Dollar Bonds Tick Higher on Market Re-entry Optimism
January 29, 2026
Argentina’s dollar bonds ticked higher by 0.2-0.6 points across the curve. The move comes after Ecuador’s successful $4bn global bond sale which is being viewed as a positive signal for a potential return by Argentina to international markets. Investors see the deal as evidence that even frequent defaulters with political risk can regain market access at single-digit yields. Both countries share histories of repeated restructurings and ongoing IMF programs, but improving policy credibility under new administrations has eased political risk for Argentina. Argentina has not yet tested sovereign demand, focusing instead on rebuilding FX reserves and meeting near-term needs via bank repos. Ecuador’s liability-management approach is being viewed as a potential blueprint for Argentina. With nearly $43bn of foreign-currency maturities due in 2026–27, analysts argue that the current favorable market window and Ecuador’s example strengthens the case for Argentina to return sooner rather than later.
Argentina’s 4.125% 2035s was up by 0.6 points to 77.8, yielding 9.03%.
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