Argentina country risk rises to 642 points as Argentine stocks fall up to 6% on Wall Street

Argentina's JP Morgan country risk index rose to 642 points, reversing the easing to 609 from the six-month high of 628, while Argentine stocks fell as much as 6% on Wall Street. The earlier rise had been attributed by the government to the Middle East conflict and higher US interest rates, with the peso-dollar rate at a record amid financial doubts.

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