Argentina's Neuquen province plans to present its first new international bond in nearly a decade to foreign investors in New York. The bond offering is driven by the financial benefits of a shale oil boom in the region. This move signals a return to international capital markets for the provincial government and reflects the economic impact of oil development. The information was disclosed by two sources familiar with the matter.
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OpinionArgentina’s Neuquen province will pitch foreign investors in New York on its first new international bond in nearly a decade as the local government reaps the rewards of a shale oil boom, according to two people with direct knowledge of the matter.
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OpinionNeuquen province will pitch foreign investors in New York on a new international bond.
BloombergThis is the first new international bond from Neuquen in nearly a decade.
BloombergThe local government is benefiting from a shale oil boom.
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