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LatinNews Daily - 11 December 2020
In brief: Argentina to auction US-dollar-denominated bonds
* Argentina’s economy ministry has announced plans to auction US$750m worth of new US-dollar denominated bonds on 15 December which can be swapped with peso-denominated treasury bonds. This is in line with a law passed in August which enables a more sustainable public debt repayment schedule. The government is seeking to swap seven treasury bills which expire between January and May 2021 and a treasury bond which will expire in April 2021.
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