IF Argentina draws on the $20 billion US swap line, the country would need yet another new loan from the IMF to repay this bridge financing.
This would come at a time when the country has virtually no access to net new capital market funding and
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From the Financial Times (below).
IF Argentina draws on the $20 billion US swap line, the country would need yet another new loan from the IMF to repay this bridge financing.
This would come at a time when the country has virtually no access to net new capital market funding and