FILE PHOTO: People walk past a screen showing currency exchange rates at a currency exchange shop in Buenos Aires, Argentina October 29, 2019. REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlins
BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentine markets held steady on Friday morning at the end of the first business week since voters chose a new left-wing government, as investors watched for signs about future economic policy and plans for crunch debt talks with creditors.
With few signals from President-elect Alberto Fernandez, the country's peso currency and bonds have been in limbo, while international holders of Argentine debt have been in Buenos Aires for talks amid fears of default.
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