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3 days ago | batimes.com.ar | Ignacio Olivera Doll |James Grainger

Argentina’s Central Bank intervened to stop a dollar bond sale by Banco Supervielle halfway through the trading day on Friday, according to two people with knowledge of the matter, a move that could avert pressure on the peso in the parallel exchange market. Supervielle had already received demand from clients for the deal, which sought to raise US$100 million in total through two six-month bonds.

5 days ago | bloomberglinea.com | Ignacio Olivera Doll |Sarah Pabst

Bloomberg — El Banco Central de Argentina intervino para detener la venta de bonos en dólares por parte del Banco Supervielle (SUPV) a mitad de la jornada bursátil del viernes, según dos personas con conocimiento del asunto, una medida que podría evitar la presión sobre el peso en el mercado cambiario paralelo. Supervielle ya había recibido demanda de clientes para la operación, que buscaba recaudar US$100 millones en total a través de dos bonos a seis meses.

5 days ago | bloomberg.com | Ignacio Olivera Doll

The Central Bank of Argentina in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on Monday, April 14, 2025. (Bloomberg) -- Argentina’s central bank intervened to stop a dollar bond sale by Banco Supervielle halfway through the trading day on Friday, according to two people with knowledge of the matter, a move that could avert pressure on the peso in the parallel exchange market. Supervielle had already received demand from clients for the deal, which sought to raise $100 million in total through two six-month bonds.

5 days ago | batimes.com.ar | Kevin Simauchi |Ignacio Olivera Doll |James Grainger

Two subsidiaries of Argentina’s utility Grupo Albanesi have reached out to creditors after missing a payment on dollar bonds it issued just six months ago. Generación Mediterranea SA and Central Térmica Roca SA are approaching bondholders to resolve a dispute over US$19 million in interest that came due on May 5, the companies said in a regulatory filing on Tuesday.

5 days ago | bloomberg.com | Kevin Simauchi |Ignacio Olivera Doll

Dos filiales del grupo argentino de servicios públicos Grupo Albanesi contactaron a sus acreedores tras incumplir el pago de bonos en dólares emitidos hace solo seis meses. Generación Mediterránea SA y Central Térmica Roca SA buscan hablar con sus bonistas para resolver una disputa sobre US$19 millones en intereses que debían haber pagado el 5 de mayo, informaron las empresas a los reguladoras el martes.