Argentine US dollar bonds reached the highest levels since the Latin American nation restructured its debt in 2020, after the government
- Yields on notes due in 2035 — a benchmark for the foreign-law dollar curve — slid to 9.74% Thursday, with the bond trading at 74.4 cents
- The yield had climbed as high as 17% in the months leading to the midterm elections on Oct. 26
- Yields on notes maturing in 2030 also touched lows this week, reaching 8.83%
- Central bank FX-policy changes, announced on Monday, aimed to accumulate $10 ...