Posted: Friday, February 5, 2016 3:22 pm
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Updated: 4:11 pm, Fri Feb 5, 2016.
NEW YORK — A court-appointed mediator in New York says two of six leading bondholders have agreed to settle their longstanding claims against Argentina.
Mediator Daniel Pollack said Friday that Argentina offered bondholders a $6.5 billion deal to settle cases stemming from its 2001 default. Holdout bondholders were seeking about $10 billion.
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