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S&P Lifts Argentina Credit Rating as Milei Bet on Energy Pays Off
S&P raised Argentina's credit rating to B- from CCC+ with a stable outlook, citing a budget surplus, central-bank dollar reserves, and improved financing access. The agency highlighted Argentina's Vaca Muerta energy project as a key factor in the upgrade.
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