Will Argentina’s S&P long-term credit rating drop by the end of 2021?

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Will Argentina’s S&P long-term credit rating drop by the end of 2021? No: real money —, play money 52% Yes: real money —, play money 48% Volume: real money 48.308015, play money 2737.25 Bettors: real money 0, play money 9 Categories: Finance, Economic Indicators, Argentina Related markets MSCI Emerging Markets Index performance in 2026 (ID: 231734) Volume: real 11.20204594, play 100.399 Bettors: real 22, play 9 Leading (real money): Between 10% and 20% 40% Leading (play money): Between 10% and 20% 39% MSCI World Index performance in 2026 (ID: 231735) Volume: real 6.29780187, play 2500.4021 Bettors: real 21, play 10 Leading (real money): Between 5% and 10% 32% Leading (play money): Between 5% and 10% 34%

Will Argentina’s S&P long-term credit rating drop by the end of 2021?

Argentina is rated CCC+ in S&P Global Ratings’ long-term credit rating. The current rating is the result of the country’s restructuring of its sovereign bonds in dollars and the start of an agreement renegotiation with the International Monetary Fund in 2020. These measures were perceived as positive changes after the announcement of a default.

If S&P Global Rating announces a downgrade of Argentina’s long-term credit rating to less than CCC+ by December 31st, 2021, the outcome for this market will be “Yes”.

Will Argentina’s S&P long-term credit rating drop by the end of 2021?

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