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Argentina and the IMF are renegotiating the 2018 deal, IMF’s largest agreement thus far, which failed to bail Argentina out of its economic crisis, with rising debt levels, high inflation, and a weak national peso currency. After defaulting in 2020, Argentina successfully restructured foreign debts with private creditors and reached an agreement with lenders from the Paris Club to postpone over $2 billion in repayments until March 2022.
Argentina´s USD bonds were trading stable with its 0.5% 2030s at 33.019, yielding 13.67%
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