Argentina Pauses Local Dollar Bond Sales as Debt Wall Nears
Argentina is balking at selling dollar debt in the local market following a surge in borrowing costs, complicating its efforts to meet billions in debt payments next year.
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Argentina is balking at selling dollar debt in the local market following a surge in borrowing costs, complicating its efforts to meet billions in debt payments next year.
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