Latin American financial markets showed a notable recovery amid ongoing global tensions. Argentine stocks rebounded sharply, with local shares rising nearly 10% and the S&P Merval index advancing between 4% and 5.2%. American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) linked to Argentine companies increased by up to 9%. Concurrently, dollar-denominated bonds experienced gains of up to 3.1%, supported by renewed buying activity on Wall Street. Despite these positive movements, Argentina's country risk remained elevated at 720 basis points. Broader regional trends reflected gains across all Latin American stock exchanges, contributing to optimism about the region's economic prospects. Commentary from investment analysts highlighted the emergence of a "Golden Age" for Latin America, with further detailed investment theses anticipated.