Argentina’s debt restructuring is likely to get approval, say lawyers
The Argentine congress in Buenos Aires (Credit: Shutterstock.com/Evgeniya Uvarova)
After months of talks, the Argentine government and bondholders have reached a breakthrough in negotiations over the country’s foreign bonds, which are worth US$65 billion. While bondholders’ assent is still pending, lawyers believe the deal will get the required approval numbers, marking the country’s return to the international capital markets.
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