BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – Argentine over the counter bonds rose an average 0.9% on Wednesday and risk spreads tightened 20 basis points to 2,323 over safe-haven U.S. Treasury paper as the market awaited a response from creditors to the government’s bond revamp offer.
Argentina’s Economy Minister said on Tuesday that the fate of a $65 billion debt restructuring deal was in the hands of creditors after the government recently submitted its “final offer”.
(Reporting by Walter Bianchi, writing by Hugh Bronstein)
