The Minister of National Economy, Luis Caputo, announced that Argentina is returning to the debt market with 4-year bonds, as of November 2029, which will have a coupon of 6.5% (TNA) with semi-annual payments and will be issued under local law.
Consulted in A24 Regarding whether Argentina will return to the debt market soon, he replied: “Yes, that should be announced in the next few minutes. We are returning with 4-year bonds, as of November 2029, with a coupon of 6 and a half percent. It is very important information because we were talking about the accumulation of reserves.”
“We return to the capital marketss,” the president celebrated Javier Miley in his account
VAAAAAAAAMOOOO Toto…!!!
We are back in the capital market with 2029 bonds with a 6.5% coupon under local law.
The best ever…!!!
Freedom advances
VLLC!Capital: @Louis Caputo AR @Kicker0024 @JoseLuisDazaAR @Federico Foriasi@VauthierMartin @philly_n pic.twitter.com/5u1zo9veCh
– Javier Miley (@JMiley) December 5, 2025
A few minutes after Caputo’s announcement during a television interview, the Ministry of Economy issued a statement detailing that “an invitation to bids for the purchase… The 6.50% USD National Treasury Note matures November 30, 2029“.
In this context, the Treasury Palace explained that “the result of the tender will partially lead to canceling the maturity of the capital of the AL30 and AL29 bonds, which expire on 9/1/2026.” This is the first debt issuance since January 2018, Caputo said in the report.
The Ministry of Economy explained in its official account on
The Ministry of Finance announces a new tender for Wednesday, December 10:
✅ Dollar-denominated bonds maturing on 11/30/2029 (BONAR 2029N).
✅ 6.5% coupon (TNA) with semi-annual payments. 100% repayment of capital upon maturity.
✅ Subscription currency and…– Ministry of Economy (@MinEconomia_Ar) December 5, 2025
During the interview, Caputo explained: “Why is it important to restore market access? By being able to refinance debt maturities…this deposit is not new debt but to repay old debt. By being able to refinance debt, every dollar that the central bank buys can now be accumulated. This resolves this debate about accumulation.”
According to the national official, this issuance will pay “part” of the debt maturity that Argentina will face on January 9. “The idea is to pay January dues without reducing reserves.”He pointed out.
“It’s good news because All countries are refinancing their debt. What’s more, most refinances principal plus interest. Not us, we pay the interest with the primary surplus. He explained that refinancing capital is the main thing, otherwise no country will be able to afford such a surplus that forces you to pay capital.
In this sense, the Minister of Economy said: “This is particularly important for the country, because it will allow us to accumulate reserves, which means improving the balance of the central bank and continuing to reduce the country’s risks, continuing to lower domestic interest rates, and then people getting credit at lower interest rates. It is very important to reduce the risks that the country faces, because that in turn attracts investments.”