VOICED : Argentina sale del exilio financiero y coloca bonos de deuda

Argentina re-entered the global financial markets by issuing $16.5 billion in sovereign debt, marking the largest demand in emerging markets history. The debt, with an average interest rate of 7.2%, has maturities of 3, 5, 10, and 30 years. The funds will be used to pay speculative funds and support government finances. This move ends Argentina's 15-year exile from global debt markets following the 2001 collapse. The issuance signifies Argentina's exit from default, which had hindered economic growth. Two-thirds of investors are from the U.S., with others from Europe, Asia, and Latin America. The bonds will be issued under New York jurisdiction.

¿Qué significó el default para la economía argentina?

¿De qué países provienen la mayoría de los inversores en la emisión de deuda?