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Milei Shuns Wall Street to Raise Dollars at Rate Lower Than 7%

Bloomberg Jun 24, 2026 3h ago ⏱ 1 min read 👁 3 views
Milei Shuns Wall Street to Raise Dollars at Rate Lower Than 7%
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Argentine Economy Minister Luis Caputo’s strategy of resisting calls to raise funds in international markets appears to have paid off. This story was reported by Bloomberg. For more Finance news in Kenya, stay tuned to Masaa.
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