Argentina’s government announced Friday that it will issue a four-year, dollar-denominated bond, marking its return to the international debt market.
“We are returning to the capital markets,” celebrated President Javier Milei said in a post on X.
The dollar-denominated BONAR 2029N bond will carry a 6.5 percent interest rate and is the first such issuance since 2018, Economy Minister Luis Caputo said in a television interview.
Argentina is currently negotiating with banks for a roughly US$7-billion loan, a
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