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Argentina’s bond sale lifts local markets

The Argentine government’s return to global capital markets after a 15-year hiatus was met with a surge of investor optimism and coincided with a rally in its financial markets. Meanwhile, the continued recovery in commodity prices has seen markets elsewhere in the region grind higher.

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