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GDP Warrants Drop Means Buy to RBS as Money Supply Grows: Argentina Credit
Bloomberg
August 29, 2010

By Ben Bain and Eliana Raszewski

The biggest tumble in three months for Argentine warrants linked to economic growth is a signal to Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc to buy the securities as the central bank steps up efforts to fuel the expansion.
The warrants, which pay holders when growth exceeds government projections, sank 0.78 cent last week, the largest weekly drop since May 21, to 9.55 cents on concern a slowing global expansion will curb demand for the country's commodity exports, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

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