Argentina holds first tender for 10 trillion pesos in bonds

Argentina's Ministry of Economy successfully held the first tender of 2026, placing 9.37 trillion pesos in bonds against total demand of 10.06 trillion, achieving a 98% rollover.

Buenos Aires, January 14 (NA) -- The Secretariat of Finance today announced the results of the first tender for 2026, in which bids totaling 10.06 trillion pesos were received and 9.37 trillion pesos were awarded. This was the first tender of the year. The Secretariat, a body under the Ministry of Economy, achieved a 98% rollover, according to the Argentine News Agency. Capitalizable letters, inflation-adjusted bonds, others pegged to the dollar, and fixed-rate instruments were offered. Information to be updated.

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