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Argentina’s Bonds Spike on Talks of Additional US Aid Before Retreating
October 16, 2025
Argentina’s sovereign bonds spiked briefly on Wednesday following media reports that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has outlined financial aid totaling $40bn to Milei’s government, which would include a $20bn facility from the private sector. That essentially doubles the previous pledge and complements the $20bn currency swap line from the US government. Meanwhile, it was reported that US Treasury had bought Argentine pesos again in the spot market on Wednesday. However, according to analysts, markets remained cautious despite the US aid package announcement, as uncertainty persists over political conditions tied to the support and doubts over the US administration’s long-term commitment to Argentina.
Argentina’s dollar bonds traded broadly stable with its 3.5% 2041s at 54.9, yielding 13.5%.
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