Argentina has reached a settlement with several bondholders for $250 million and €185 million, a court-appointed mediator said Monday as the country continues working toward ending a debt crisis that has damaged its ability to maneuver financially abroad.
February 24, 2016 at 04:02 AM
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Argentina has reached a settlement with several bondholders for $250 million and €185 million, a court-appointed mediator said Monday as the country continues working toward ending a debt crisis that has damaged its ability to maneuver financially abroad.
The latest deals boost to more than $1.5 billion the amount Argentina has committed in deals since President Mauricio Macri took office on Dec. 10.
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