Argentina Is Waiting on Yields to Fall Below 10% Before Debt Market Return
Money managers have cheered President Javier Milei’s efforts to boost economic growth, keep inflation down and maintain budget surpluses.
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Argentina is waiting for yields on its sovereign bonds to edge below 10% before exploring a long-awaited return to international capital markets, a government official told investors in a presentation in Buenos Aires.
Finance Secretary Pablo Quirno’s comments, made during a meeting last week, reflect a more concrete signal from authorities who previously said they expect to sell debt again by January 2026. The information comes from people in attendance, asking not to be named because the meeting was private.