Argentina is seeking a first disbursement of more than 40% under a $20-billion program it is negotiating with the ...

The International Monetary Fund on Friday confirmed it was in talks with Argentina about a new $20 billion, four-year loan ...

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On paper, it was one of the most lucrative victories ever in the field of litigation financing. Burford Capital Ltd., a niche ...

The International Monetary Fund confirmed on Friday that the program it is discussing with Argentina was requested to be for ...

Argentina owes more money to the International Monetary Fund than any other country, more than $31 billion. The country is in ...

In a stunning pattern highlighting the issues confronting the agricultural industry, Argentine farmers are selling their soybean crop at the slowest rate in ten years.

Argentina's economy rebounding strongly with a 6.5% year-on-year growth in January 2025, surpassing expectations.

By Mathew Cohen Argentina is pursuing a $20bn deal with the International Monetary Fund, Economy Minister Luis Caputo has ...

Argentina is seeking an upfront payment representing a large portion of its future $20 billion program with the International ...

Argentina, a major participant in global agribusiness, is actively pursuing a $20 billion financial agreement with the IMF.

Argentina is seeking a $20 billion deal with the IMF to stabilize its economy, plagued by high inflation, depleted reserves, ...