<p dir="ltr">The fate of Argentina’s economy now rests on its ability to resolve a dispute with a group of bondholders led by a multibillion-dollar hedge fund. “Argentina’s professed willingness to negotiate with its creditors has proven to be just another broken promise,” said Jay Newman, a portfolio manager at Elliott Management Corp., a New York hedge fund that specializes in profiting off complex legal disputes that, like in the case of Argentina, often take years to resolve.</p>