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IMF Quite Confident Argentina Able to Meet 2027 Debt Obligations

Bloomberg Markets Friday 16 October 2026, 04:56 UTC By Manuela Tobias 1 min read
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The International Monetary Fund is “quite confident” that Argentina’s authorities are in a position to meet next year’s debt obligations, said Luis Cubeddu, deputy director of the Western Hemisphere department.

The International Monetary Fund is “quite confident” that Argentina’s authorities are in a position to meet next year’s debt obligations, said Luis Cubeddu, deputy director of the Western Hemisphere department.
Argentina (LOCATION) Luis Cubeddu (PERSON) Western Hemisphere (LOCATION)
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