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LatinNews Daily - 27 November 2025
In brief: Argentina’s government holds major debt auction
*Argentina’s economy ministry has announced that the government rolled over Ar$13.99tn (US$9.63bn) of debt in its latest debt auction yesterday. The total amount offered in the auction was Ar$14.68tn, so 96.48% of the offered debt was successfully refinanced. With maturity dates ranging from February 2026-April 2027, the debt instruments that were rolled over include Lecap/Boncap treasury bonds, CER inflation-linked bonds, national treasury bills at the wholesaler (Tamar) rate, and dollar-linked bonds.
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