News of auction

Argentina posts strong debt auction after local vote fuelled rout

10-09-2025 19:05 Milei administration rolls over more than 91% of peso-denominated notes, selling a total of 6.6 trillion pesos (US$4.7 billion) in government notes.

BONDS & MARKETS

Argentina rolls over 61% in peso debt auction, yields soar

13-08-2025 20:00 Local debt auction falls short of market expectations as President Javier Milei’s administration rolls over just 61% of maturities in a key auction that analysts said may prompt a drop in the peso.

HISTORIC MEMORABILIA

Messi's promised Barça contract, on a napkin, up for auction

05-03-2024 21:26 The serviette that served Lionel Messi's springboard to greatness at FC Barcelona is going up for auction – it is expected to raise more than US$600,000.

ART & CULTURE

Artist Pablo Bronstein auctions off private collection in London

08-01-2024 11:33 Argentine London-based artist Pablo Bronstein has announced he will sell off his private art collection.

News of auction

Argentina posts strong debt auction after local vote fuelled rout

Argentina rolls over 61% in peso debt auction, yields soar

Messi's promised Barça contract, on a napkin, up for auction

Artist Pablo Bronstein auctions off private collection in London

Estudiantes de la Plata crowned Clausura champions after penalty shoot-out win over Racing

Mess for Messi in Kolkata as fans vandalise India stadium after abrupt exit

Argentina, too big to fail?

Veteran actor Héctor Alterio dies in Madrid aged 96

Machado, Trump and the contradictions of removing Maduro by force

Grieta en los Martín Fierro del streaming: los discursos de Mengolini y Rosemblat contra el Gobierno, Carajo y la SIDE

La fiscalía se opone a las salidas transitorias laborales para ‘La Toretto’

Bondi Beach: los dramáticos videos del ataque terrorista en la playa de Australia

Padre e hijo de origen paquistaní: quienes fueron los terroristas de Bondi Beach, Sidney

El swap con China vuelve a abrir un frente: US$ 20 mil millones e inquieta al Gobierno