Argentinian government will use 42% of central bank’s dollar reserves in 2015
Country’s central bank has $28.4 billion in international reserves
The Argentinian government plans to use $11.9 billion of the international reserves of the central bank to pay "public debt to private bondholders" next year, according to a draft of the 2015 budget, presented last week to parliament.
The figure represents 41.9% of the actual reserves of the Central Bank of Argentina, according to the latest data released by the institution. On September 5, the central bank had $28.4 billion in international reserves.
This is not the first time the Argentinian
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