Argentina’s dollar bonds were down across the curve on Friday, paring Thursday’s rally that was triggered by news the US had bought pesos in the local market to support the currency. It also confirmed a $20 billion swap line to aid the South American nation.
- The country’s bonds maturing in
2035 are down by almost half a cent on Friday, but were still around 5 cents up for the week, trading above 60 cents on the dollar, according to indicative pricing data compiled by Bloomberg - The currency will resume trading on Monday as Argentina markets are closed Friday for a ...
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