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Plus Wall Street opts out of a $20 billion U.S. bailout for Argentina.

There is a geopolitical reason for why Trump wants to help Argentina.

But Wall Street wants its money back.

And so I think that's where these plans have fallen apart.

And China prepares its people and the world for a new pressure campaign on Taiwan.

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I'm Kate Bullivant for the Wall Street Journal.

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We're exclusively reporting that a planned $20 billion bailout from US banks to Argentina has been shelved,

as J.P. Morgan Chase, Bank of America and Citigroup pivot to a smaller short-term loan package instead.

Markets reporter Chelsea Delaney has been covering the U.S. bailout of Argentina and says instead

banks are proposing a short-term $5 billion loan package to help cover a debt repayment in January.

So the real sticking point in these negotiations has always been security for the

banks lending this money to Argentina. $20 billion is a lot of money. And Argentina is a serial

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