Argentina inches towards repaying debt

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Argentina starting to repay debt with deal stuck with two creditors

Two of the creditors involved in Argentina's debt saga have settled after the Latin American government submitted a proposal to the US federal court in New York on February 5.

Montreux Partners and EM will be paid $298.7 million and $849.2 million respectively, court documents filed by Michael Paskin, representing Argentina, explained.

Earlier in the month, Thomas Griesa – the US judge overseeing the litigation between Argentina and six bondholders – had ordered the creditors to establish why

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