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The Argentine government has halted the issuance of dollar-denominated bonds in the domestic market for about two months, after the yields investors demanded rose by more than 500 basis points to above 12%, making it harder to secure financing. Hopes of returning to international debt markets have also faded as global borrowing costs have risen. The government had aimed to raise an additional $1 billion this year and $5 billion in 2027 to meet its obligations and cover the deficit.
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