The Argentina’s Central Bank offered a swap of the shortest dollar-linked notes, which are maturing at the end of October, for longer-term securities, according to people with direct knowledge.
- These offers were made through the SIOPEL market, exclusively for banks
- New securities offered for the swap are Treasury bills maturing Nov. 28, Dec. 15 and Jan. 16
- The plan is to clear out short-term debt maturities on foreign exchange-linked instruments, the people said
- Central Bank’s spokesman declined to comment
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