IMF Sees Upside in Delaying a Deal With Argentina After October.

(Bloomberg) -- Officials at the International Monetary Fund see some benefit in delaying a $45 billion agreement with Argentina after the nation's midterm election in October, with talks yielding little progress six months after they began, according to people familiar with the situation. Argentina began in September talks with IMF officials for a revamped program to reschedule payments on $45 billion that the nation owes the lender from a previous record deal. [Extracted from the article]