Milei's Money Man Shuns Foreign Markets After Failed Bond Binge
Luis Caputo, Argentina's top economic official under President Javier Milei, has dramatically shifted his approach to foreign financing compared to his previous tenure a decade ago. Where he once aggressively borrowed from international bond markets, selling over $40 billion and earning the nickname "serial borrower," Caputo has completely avoided foreign bond sales during his nearly three years in his current role. This strategic reversal reflects a significant change in Argentina's approach to managing its economic crisis and external debt.
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Milei’s Money Man Shuns Foreign Markets After Failed Bond Binge
Luis Caputo, Argentina's top economic official under President Javier Milei, has dramatically shifted his approach to foreign financing compared to his previous tenure a decade ago. Where he once aggressively borrowed from international bond markets, selling over $40 billion and earning the nickname "serial borrower," Caputo has completely avoided foreign bond sales during his nearly three years in his current role. This strategic reversal reflects a significant change in Argentina's approach to managing its economic crisis and external debt.
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