Argentina’s financial markets ended July cautiously, as institutional investors dialed back risk amid global Middle East tensions and new liquidity rules—yet the S&P Merval edged up 0.25% for the month, closing at a 4.51% gain. Country risk dipped to 436 basis points, showing resilience despite volatility. President Milei’s bold central bank charter overhaul, aimed at ending government funding and curbing inflation, sent shockwaves through markets. Meanwhile, the peso held steady with just a 0.07% depreciation, while the central bank added $2 billion to reserves—marking its first non-buying session in 135 days. Ahead, a capital markets reform looms, promising deregulation to boost foreign debt issuance and crowdfunding flexibility, signaling a push to open Argentina’s financial doors wider.
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