Argentina pauses dollar bond sales as debt payments loom
Argentina has not issued a local dollar bond in two months, its longest pause since the programme began, as a wall of debt payments approaches. Economy minister Luis Caputo still predicts a strong fourth-quarter rebound, and President Milei is courting US investors.
The story so far
- Argentina pauses dollar bond sales as debt payments loom
- Argentina's monthly exports top $10 billion for first time
- US plans up to $20bn in investment and financing for Argentina
- Argentina agrees sale of water utility AySA
- IMF reaches preliminary Argentina deal
Sources
- Buenos Aires Times ↗Oct 15, 4:27 PM ET
- Buenos Aires Times ↗Oct 16, 12:18 PM ET
- Buenos Aires Times ↗Oct 15, 9:21 PM ET
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