Argentina bonds fall
12 Aug 2019 Argentine stocks, bonds and the peso had not recorded a simultaneous decline since its economic crisis and debt default in 2001, according to 13 Aug 2019 The Argentine peso fell 15% against the US dollar Monday, and extended Investors are worried that Argentina will default on its debt again. 10 Sep 2019 In late 2001, the country was in the grips of an intensifying blame game, and would soon default on its debt obligations, fall into a deep 15 Aug 2019 Government debt in Argentina is currently worth 88% of GDP. Three-quarters of it is denominated in foreign currency. A falling peso will push 12 May 2018 Yes, the same Argentina that has defaulted on its debt eight times in the past 200 years, including the largest sovereign default in history in 2001. 2 Sep 2019 (Bloomberg) -- Argentina's Eurobonds fell and the peso rallied on little volume as investors adapted to the first day of trading under newly 2 Sep 2019 Argentina has imposed currency controls and seeks more time to repay Against the background of $30 billion in debt falling due in 2019 and
5 Feb 2020 Argentine bonds are rising after the Province of Buenos Aires backed The 10- year Treasury yield, which rises when bond prices fall, was
Argentina bond prices fall, risk spreads widen after restructuring warning Thursday, February 13, 2020 8:17 a.m. CST The silhouette of an effigy is seen outside the Argentine National Congress as senators debate inside during an extraordinary session on the Argentine bonds extended their decline on Friday, falling to a seven-week low as discussions to help pull Argentina out of default appeared to remain at a standstill. Over the counter bond prices fell an average 2% while Argentina’s risk spread shot out 118 basis points to 2,068 over safe-haven U.S. Treasury paper. Argentina Bonds Fall & Default Risk Rises As Debtholders Await US Court Decision Argentina has “had plenty of time” to settle with so-called holdouts, Russ Dallen, head bond trader at Caracas
13 Aug 2019 The Argentine peso fell 15% against the US dollar Monday, and extended Investors are worried that Argentina will default on its debt again.
22 Jan 2020 Argentine sovereign and provincial bonds dipped on Wednesday as the provincial government in Buenos Aires was forced to extend a 13 Feb 2020 Argentine bonds took a beating on Thursday after the economy minister warned that a "deep debt restructuring" was on the way, and promised 28 Oct 2019 Argentine bonds dropped by the most in about eight weeks on Monday as investors sought more clarity on economic policy under Alberto 13 Feb 2020 Argentine bonds fell Thursday in first transactions after Economy Minister, Martín Guzmán warned Argentina faced a "deep debt resturcturing" 11 Mar 2020 Now the collapse in the global oil price and heavy falls in equity markets have created new uncertainty. Argentina's Merval index fell 14 per 5 Feb 2020 Argentine bonds are rising after the Province of Buenos Aires backed The 10- year Treasury yield, which rises when bond prices fall, was
Argentina's bond prices fell Friday after the country's foreign-exchange reserves dropped to a seven-year low. The benchmark bond maturing in 2017 fell 4.6% to 87 cents on the dollar, a two-month low, according to Markit. On Thursday, Argentina reported that its dollar reserves, the currency the government uses to pay bondholders, fell to $30.2
13 Aug 2019 The Argentine peso fell 15% against the US dollar Monday, and extended Investors are worried that Argentina will default on its debt again. 10 Sep 2019 In late 2001, the country was in the grips of an intensifying blame game, and would soon default on its debt obligations, fall into a deep 15 Aug 2019 Government debt in Argentina is currently worth 88% of GDP. Three-quarters of it is denominated in foreign currency. A falling peso will push 12 May 2018 Yes, the same Argentina that has defaulted on its debt eight times in the past 200 years, including the largest sovereign default in history in 2001. 2 Sep 2019 (Bloomberg) -- Argentina's Eurobonds fell and the peso rallied on little volume as investors adapted to the first day of trading under newly 2 Sep 2019 Argentina has imposed currency controls and seeks more time to repay Against the background of $30 billion in debt falling due in 2019 and 2 Sep 2019 Argentine bond prices fell to record lows on Monday and the official and black market pesos diverged after the country imposed capital controls
Argentina has recently elected a new president, however: the former mayor of Buenos Aires, Mauricio Macri, of the centre-right Republican Proposal party. Since its fall from grace, Argentina has seen persistent poor policy and economic management from its leaders, creating a continually rising and falling economic pendulum (see Fig. 2). As such, the new leader has a formidable task ahead of him.
Over the counter bond prices fell an average 2% while Argentina's risk spread 11EMJ> shot out 118 basis points to 2,068 over safe-haven U.S. Treasury paper. Argentina bond prices fall, risk spreads widen after restructuring warning Thursday, February 13, 2020 8:17 a.m. CST The silhouette of an effigy is seen outside the Argentine National Congress as senators debate inside during an extraordinary session on the Argentine bonds extended their decline on Friday, falling to a seven-week low as discussions to help pull Argentina out of default appeared to remain at a standstill. Over the counter bond prices fell an average 2% while Argentina’s risk spread shot out 118 basis points to 2,068 over safe-haven U.S. Treasury paper. Argentina Bonds Fall & Default Risk Rises As Debtholders Await US Court Decision Argentina has “had plenty of time” to settle with so-called holdouts, Russ Dallen, head bond trader at Caracas Argentina is on the brink of financial crisis after a shocking primary election saw President Mauricio Macri lose to Alberto Fernandez and his running mate, former president Cristina Fernandez de Kirschner. The S&P Merval Index plummeted 48% Monday, the second-largest single-day drop for any stock market since 1950.
Argentina is on the brink of financial crisis after a shocking primary election saw President Mauricio Macri lose to Alberto Fernandez and his running mate, former president Cristina Fernandez de Kirschner. The S&P Merval Index plummeted 48% Monday, the second-largest single-day drop for any stock market since 1950.