Country risk rises to 939 points due to the resumption of the "trade war" between the United States and China

The Country Risk Argentina is pushing eight together, 0.9%, to 939 basis points. The indicator of JP Morgan measures the interest rate differential of US bonds with emerging country issues, including Argentina. In the morning he scored 946 basis points.

The stock markets have run Monday with significant falls, in "a to sell, while market operators will revive fears with regard to trade negotiations between the United States and China, "he said. Search for traders.

The American president Donald Trump has threatened to raise tariffs for Chinese products at 25%, against 10% currently, above 200,000 million USD. "That throws doubts about the recent optimism of the markets on the advances in the two major economies of the world, which were on the verge of resolving the trade dispute, "they added in Research for Traders.

After complicated months of mutual attacks, on 1 December, as part of the G-20 summit in Buenos AiresDonald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping they agreed on a truce to try to resolve the tariff war that started a year ago.

The latest round of talks, led by the US Treasury Secretary, took place last week in Beijing. Steven Mnuchin, who stated that the appointment had been "very productive".

"In this way, the commercial conflict between the first two economies have returned to center stage after months of tranquility. Both parties had agreed to a truce that expired in March. There have been widespread declines in most stock market indices, "they warned. InvertOnline.com.

Everything seemed to indicate that after this week's trip to Washington from the Chinese delegation led by Chinese Vice Premier Liu He, a definitive agreement could be signed.

However, the The announcement of Trump has clouded the negotiations and also caused a debacle in Chinese stock markets, which collapsed on Monday. Stock indexes fell sharply in mainland China (Shanghai lost 5.6% and Shenzhen, 7.6%) and in Hong Kong (-2.9%).