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The US Treasury is reportedly arranging a $20 billion private-sector debt facility to help Argentina meet upcoming payments, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. This comes alongside a separate $20 billion currency swap line announced last week as markets remain volatile. The intervention has temporarily stabilized Argentine bonds and the peso, though political uncertainty persists.
The US Treasury is arranging a $20 billion private-sector facility to help Argentina meet upcoming debt payments, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Sources indicate the package would be funded by private banks and sovereign wealth funds, with many reportedly expressing interest in participating.