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Argentina President Says Willing To Mull Capital Control Changes
Wall Street Journal
July 27, 2010

BUENOS AIRES (Dow Jones)--The Argentine government is willing to discuss changes to the country's capital controls but only if the volatility fueled by speculative capital can be avoided, President Cristina Fernandez said Tuesday.

The government currently requires foreign investors to deposit 30% of any funds they bring into the country in a zero-interest account at the central bank for 12 months.

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