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LatinNews Daily - 11 December 2025
In brief: Argentina sells dollar bond in debt auction
*Argentina’s economy ministry has announced that the government has sold a new US dollar-denominated bond known as the Bonar bond. In its latest debt auction, the government issued a US$1bn Bonar bond, which received a demand of over US$1.42bn from more than 2,500 investors. Maturing in 2029, the Bonar bond has a coupon rate of 6.5% and its yield is priced at an annual rate of 9.26%. Writing on social media, the economy ministry hailed the sale as Argentina’s return to voluntary foreign currency debt markets, highlighting an absence of nearly eight years from foreign currency financing markets.
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