Argentine dollar bonds are falling across the curve for a fifth straight session on Wednesday, as the government sells dollars in the spot market to halt a slump in the peso.
- Notes maturing in
2035 are down by 1.6 cents on the dollar, trading around 50.7 cents, according to indicative pricing data compiled by Bloomberg- The bonds are down about 6.2 cents this week
- NOTE: The Argentine peso saw its biggest intraday drop since Sept. 8 on Tuesday, forcing the government to
sell dollars on the spot market and further restrict demand for greenbacks - NOTE: From earlier,
Argentina Central Bank ...
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