Argentine debt negotiators left their meeting with a U.S. court-appointed mediator in New York after barely one hour on Friday, declining to make any comment as they left the building, a Reuters reporter said.
It was the shortest meeting yet held between Argentine officials and Daniel Pollack, raising more questions over the likelihood of the country striking a deal before July 30 with the "holdout'' investors suing it for full payment on their bonds.
It was unclear if any further talks were planned for Friday.
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If Argentina fails to either fulfill a court order to pay the New York hedge funds over $1.3 billion plus interest or reach a deal, Latin America's No. 3 economy will slide into its second default in 12 years.
—By Reuters