Argentina Bonds Fall After House Rejects Milei Vetoes on Bills

Argentina’s dollar bonds slid on Thursday, underperforming emerging-market peers, after the nation’s lower house voted by more than two-thirds to reject President Javier Milei’s vetoes on bills to boost funding for public universities and health.

• Dollar notes maturing in 2035 fell 2.23 cents to trade at 50.1 cents on the dollar, according to indicative pricing compiled by Bloomberg
• NOTE: Both bills will be sent to Senate for final vote
  • READ: Argentina Lower House Rejects Milei Veto on Universities, Health
• “Attempts at moderation by Milei came too late to spur negotiations with the moderate opposition, which will now try to ...