El Gobierno sólo renovó el 81% de lo que le vence y liberará unos $3 billones
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The Argentine government managed to renew only 81% of its expiring debt obligations, placing new bonds worth $13.2 trillion against a commitment of $16.2 trillion. Despite this, they've extended maturities and plan to release around $3 trillion. The strong demand for dollar-denominated Bonar bonds suggests investors remain cautiously optimistic. This situation highlights the government's struggle to balance its debt while navigating economic challenges.
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