Here Are Seven Ways Argentine Debt Crisis Could Get Fixed
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For the second time in 13 years, Argentina is in default on foreign-currency debt. Government talks with holdout creditors from its original 2001 default, including Paul Singer’s Elliott Management Corp., aimed at averting the crisis ended without resolution. Local and international banks have come with their own proposals, so far without success.
So how will the situation get resolved? Here are seven possible outcomes: