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Buenos Aires Readies Bond Sale as Borrowing Costs Tumble Versus Government
Bloomberg
August 03, 2010

Buenos Aires's borrowing costs are falling to a two-month low relative to Argentina, prompting the country's biggest province to move forward with plans to sell its first international bond since 2007.

The province's 9.375 percent bonds due in 2018 yield 274 basis points, or 2.74 percentage points, more than Argentine bonds, the smallest gap since May 20, according to data compiled by Bloomberg and JPMorgan Chase & Co.

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