Economics
Singer Says Argentina Won’t Negotiate as Default Looms
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Elliott Management Corp. said Argentina is refusing to negotiate a settlement over defaulted bonds, casting doubt on the country’s ability to avoid another debt debacle after a U.S. court blocked all its note payments until a deal is reached.
“Argentina’s professed willingness to negotiate with its creditors has proven to be just another broken promise,” Jay Newman, a money manager at the hedge fund run by billionaire Paul Singer, said in a statement today. “There are no negotiations underway, there have been no negotiations, and Argentina refuses to commit to negotiations in the future.”