Anonymous ID: 28f140 March 9, 2023, 5:32 p.m. No.18476950   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6961 >>7246 >>7379

PlaneFag Update: SAM335 C-40BWH NSOwent to Ramstein and German AF GAF630 returned to Berlin from a Rome overnight earlier

 

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CONUS Cap#2

Hungarian AF HUAF545 Falcon 7x departed from Cape Coral, FL after arriving from Ft. Lauderdale Int'l and was at Tallahassee, FL yesterday

 

SAM255 G5 east from Peterson SFB back to JBA with SAM475 G5 looks like it was at Brownsville or McAllen TX (trace drops just entering Guly earlier aboyt 6hours ago (C101 US Coast Guard G5 arrived back from Mexico City depart yesterday and went to Teterboro Airport and is now back at Reagan National from that overnight

 

Mexi AF FAM5210 Super King Air tree-fiddy (B350) arrived at Juarez with FAM3527 737 back at Santa Lucia AB from a Ccncun Int'l stop of 1h

 

VM101 US Navy G5 went to Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri earlier today

PAT911C560 arrived at Ft. Worth JRTB from Glacier Park Int'l Airport Whitefish, MT

 

12-3050 USAFSOC 'SPecial Ops C-146 Wolfhound arrived at Barbados from Homestead ARB, FL

 

CYBER11 C-26 Metro arrived back at Augusta Regional Airport from Stennis int'l Airport stop of 90m and earlier a fly over NE of Nashville

PAT537 RC-26B Metro-Drug ISR went to Cape Cod Coast Guard AS

 

ABIDE99 E-4B Nightwatch out of Offutt SE

Potato in 82-8000 went back to JBA from Philly Int'l >>18474391 pb

Anonymous ID: 28f140 March 9, 2023, 5:35 p.m. No.18476971   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7246 >>7379

Argentina swaps $21.7 billion in domestic debt, dimming default risk

 

Argentina has swapped 4.34 trillion pesos ($21.66 billion) in domestic debt, amounting to around 64% of loans due to mature through June and helping to ease near-term fears of a debt default as the economy falters under pressure from a devastating drought. The swap exchanges old debt for new bonds maturing in 2024 and 2025, according to an economy ministry statement Thursday. "In this way, the uncertainty about the debt maturities of the coming months is cleared up, helping to preserve the sustainability of the Treasury debt," the ministry said. Argentina had initially hoped to swap around half of its total debt due, an official source told Reuters on the condition of anonymity earlier this week. "Between banks, insurers and companies, the (swap) volume would be between 3 and 3.5 trillion pesos (around $17 billion)," they said, adding that swapping "anything above 50% will already be a great achievement."

 

The swap, first announced Monday, prompted global rating agency S&P to slash Argentina's local currency rating to 'SD/SD' (selective default) from 'CCC-/C' Thursday. It also downgraded Argentina's national rating to 'SD' from 'raCCC+'. Argentine stocks and bonds also fell Thursday as investment funds flocked for the exit following news of the debt swap, which aims to ease market uncertainty in an election year and amid a stalling economy. Though the debt swap is technically voluntary rather than a forced restructuring, the agency - and indeed the markets - still appear to view it as a distressed event.

 

This is Argentina's third bond swap since August 2022.

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/argentina-swaps-217-billion-domestic-debt-dimming-default-risk-2023-03-10/