Despite having closed the Extended Facilities with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and having the negotiation with the Paris Club underway, Argentina still does not have the wind in its favor in the financial markets at the start of 2022. The international panorama continues to be complicated for the alternative of being able to analyze a return to world markets, but not only for the public sector (something that it would not be advisable to analyze); but, fundamentally, for the private ones. It was expected that, once the agreement with the Fund was completed, there could be surveys of large local companies with frozen projects to raise funds abroad to invest in sectors with guaranteed structural profitability such as oil, chemical, mining and telecommunications. However, for now, the possibility of placing private debt is prohibitive.
Source: Ambito
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