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Decades of failed policies and repeated debt defaults have led the country to 116% inflation. The question is who, if anyone, can avert a crash.

Argentina's bonds maturing in 2035 are little changed since President Alberto Fernández’s administration reached an agreement with IMF.

Argentina’s primary election went just the way investors wanted, but since then bonds have taken a nose dive.

(Bloomberg) -- Argentina’s primary election went just the way investors wanted, delivering a stinging rebuke to President Alberto Fernandez and leftist policies that have upended the economy.

- - Kicillof says bondholders are “unsupportive, intransigent” By Jorgelina Do Rosario and Carolina Millan/Bloomberg BUENOS AIRES Petroleumworld 04 01 2021 Axel Kicillof relished the role he played in the Argentine government years ago: the brash left-wing economy minister who clashed at every opportunity with foreign investors. They hated him and he loved it. Today, Kicillof is once again locked in a bruising battle with financiers in New York and London. This time its as governor of B...