Argentine Bondholders Urge U.S. Court to Reject Appeal

Holders of Argentina’s defaulted bonds urged the U.S. Supreme Court to reject the country’s appeal in a clash with implications for tens of billions of dollars in debt.

Analysis: Argentina debt case weakens incentives to settle

LONDON (Reuters) - A legal clause as the key to smoothing future debt restructurings could be undermined by a U.S. court ruling that Argentina must pay creditors holding its defaulted debt.

Pesos Go Underground as Dollar Ban Backfires: Argentina Credit

Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner’s foreign-exchange controls are driving pesos underground. A quarter of Argentines are keeping their pesos at home, up from 19 percent a year ago, according to a survey conducted in September by the Catholic University of Argentina and TNS Gallup.