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Argentina’s 10% Yields Tempt Bond Buyers as Election Risks Build

Argentine bonds at double-digit yields are proving attractive to investors willing to shrug off fears about President Javier Milei’s sinking popularity ahead of elections late next year.

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Argentina’s 10% Yields Tempt Bond Buyers as Election Risks Build
Argentine bonds at double-digit yields are proving attractive to investors willing to shrug off fears about President Javier Milei’s sinking popularity ahead of elections late next year.
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