Argentina’s dollar‑denominated bonds spiked across the curve on Thursday, with 2035 maturities climbing over 2 cents on the dollar after the nation secured a second credit‑rating upgrade in under two months.

The jump signals growing confidence among international investors in Argentina’s fiscal trajectory. Longer‑dated issues saw the largest gains, reflecting a belief that policy stability will support debt servicing.

Market analysts note that the upgrade reduces borrowing costs, potentially freeing up capital for domestic investment. The move also improves Argentina’s standing in global bond markets, easing future refinancing.

Investors now face a clearer risk profile for Argentine sovereign debt, which may translate into tighter spreads and higher trading volumes as traders reposition portfolios.