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Argentina Extends $6 Billion in Repo Maturities Beyond Election
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Central Banks Argentina Extends $6 Billion in Repo Maturities Beyond Election Argentina’s central bank extended maturities worth $6 billion on its repurchase agreements — or repos — to ease the government debt burden going into the 2027 presidential election. President Javier Milei’s government combined the three repos it negotiated with international banks since 2025 into a single one worth $6 billion and due in September 2028, according to a news release Friday from the monetary authority.
Central Banks
Argentina Extends $6 Billion in Repo Maturities Beyond Election
Argentina’s central bank extended maturities worth $6 billion on its repurchase agreements — or repos — to ease the government debt burden going into the 2027 presidential election.
President Javier Milei’s government combined the three repos it negotiated with international banks since 2025 into a single one worth $6 billion and due in September 2028, according to a news release Friday from the monetary authority.
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