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Fernandez Accelerates Argentina Bond Sale as Rally Cuts Yields Under 11%
Bloomberg
July 14, 2010

The biggest drop in Argentine borrowing costs in nine months is paving the way for President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner to sell international bonds for the first time since the country's 2001 default.

"They are getting all their stars in line to do it," said Sergio Trigo Paz, who oversees $3 billion of emerging-market debt, including Argentine bonds, at Fortis Bank SA/NV in London.

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