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LatinNews Daily - 28 October 2021
In brief: Argentina places bonds on the domestic market
* Argentina’s economy ministry has announced that it has successfully placed Ar$218.78bn (US$2.195bn) in treasury bonds on the domestic market. The bond placement included three short-term bonds maturing in November this year, February 2022, and March 2022, and offering yields of 34.25%, 42.08%, and 42.79%, respectively; and the re-opening of four medium-term bonds, two of which are inflation-linked bonds. This is the Argentine government’s third domestic bond placement in October, part of its ongoing strategy of drawing upon the domestic market to raise funds to service the country’s public debt.
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