With the economy in the doldrums, a far-right libertarian is promising to run a tight fiscal ship, but established parties still have a chance in October’s election.
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Argentina gets approval for IMF disbursements
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Monday that it reached a staff-level agreement with Argentina’s government to provide the sovereign with funding out of a 30-month Extended Fund Facility (EFF) […]
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Sura offloads insurance business in Argentina
Colombian firm inks deal to sell operation to Grupo Galicia for $19 mln
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Argentina shifts to the right in primary election
Far-right Javier Milei, once a wildcard, emerges with the most votes, followed by center-right party
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YPF eyes return to international bond market
Argentine energy company will focus on the local market in the meantime, CFO says
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Argentina picks up more development funds
South American nation borrows $300 mln for flood protection, rural roads
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AES Argentina extends premium again
Argentine unit of US power company keeps early-bird terms on a proposed bond swap in place until August 17
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Argentine economy minister vies for presidency
Massa is a frontrunner in the primary election despite an economic crisis, but the opposition is on his heels
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Vista maxes out bond sale
Argentina’s third-largest oil producer raises $70 mln in the local bond market for drilling
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Pampa mulls more local bond sales
Argentine energy company says it may tap opportunities if the price is right