Kevin Simauchi

1 week ago | batimes.com.ar | Kevin Simauchi |Ignacio Olivera Doll |James Grainger

Argentina sold local currency debt to foreign investors, raising roughly US$1 billion that will help boost Central Bank reserves a month after President Javier Milei’s government lifted most currency controls. The five-year peso bonds carry a coupon of 29.5 percent, more than what some local banks had expected, Finance Secretary Pablo Quirno said in a social media post on Wednesday evening.

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Kevin Simauchi |Ignacio Olivera Doll

Argentina vendió deuda en moneda local a inversores extranjeros, recaudando aproximadamente US$1.000 millones que ayudarán a aumentar las reservas del banco central un mes después de que el gobierno del presidente Javier Milei levantara la mayoría de los controles cambiarios. Los bonos en pesos a cinco años tienen un cupón del 29,5%, más de lo que esperaban algunos bancos locales, dijo el secretario de Finanzas, Pablo Quirno, en una publicación en redes sociales el miércoles por la noche.

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Kevin Simauchi |Ignacio Olivera Doll

The Central Bank of Argentina in Buenos Aires. (Bloomberg) -- Argentina sold local currency debt to foreign investors, raising roughly $1 billion that will help boost central bank reserves a month after President Javier Milei’s government lifted most currency controls. The five-year peso bonds carry a coupon of 29.5%, more than what some local banks had expected, Finance Secretary Pablo Quirno said in a social media post on Wednesday evening.

1 week ago | batimes.com.ar | Ignacio Olivera Doll |Kevin Simauchi

Argentina’s government will issue a five-year bond denominated in pesos that’s aimed at international investors who are allowed to purchase it in US dollars, a move the government hailed as its return to global markets after a sovereign restructuring during the pandemic. The May 28 auction is set to raise up to US$1 billion, Finance Secretary Pablo Quirno posted on X Monday.

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Ignacio Olivera Doll |Kevin Simauchi

Argentina’s government will issue a five-year bond denominated in pesos that’s aimed at international investors who are allowed to purchase it in US dollars, a move the government hailed as its return to global markets after a sovereign restructuring during the pandemic. The May 28 auction is set to raise up to $1 billion, Finance Secretary Pablo Quirno posted on X Monday.