Buenos Aires City, April 25, 2016 -- Moody's Latin America Agente de Calificación de Riesgo ("Moody's) has taken rating actions on all 129 of its rated bond funds in Argentina, following Moody's Investors Service's recently announced upgrade of the Argentine government's bond rating to B3/stable from Caa1/positive, and the concurrent raising of Argentina's long-term local currency and deposit ceilings to Ba3 from B1, on 15 April 2016. (see press release titled "Moody's upgrades Argentina's issuer rating to B3 with a stable outlook"). The global scale bond fund ratings of 29 bond funds were upgraded, and those of the remaining 100 funds were affirmed. The national scale bond fund ratings of 125 bond funds were placed under review, with 118 national scale ratings placed under review direction uncertain and seven national scale ratings placed under review for downgrade. Additionally, the national scale ratings of four bond funds were affirmed. See a complete list of the funds and ratings in the link attached below.

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