三季度阿根廷外债水平创新高

Core Insights - Argentina's external debt increased by $9.698 billion, reaching $316.935 billion in the third quarter, marking the third consecutive month of growth [1] - The external debt now accounts for 46.7% of GDP, the highest level since early 2024 [1] - Debt to international institutions rose by $3.367 billion to $96.521 billion, with 60% owed to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and over 30% to the Inter-American Development Bank and the World Bank [1] Debt Composition - The proportion of foreign currency-denominated debt is 98.4%, indicating a high reliance on foreign currency [1] - Long-term debt constitutes over 70% of the total external debt, reflecting a preference for longer maturities [1] Contributing Factors - The increase in external debt levels is attributed to rising debt among government agencies, banks, non-financial corporations, households, and non-profit institutions (NPISHs) [1]