Labeled bond issuance took a breather in 2025, but industry experts are optimistic about the outlook for the year ahead amid strong investor demand
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Maduro’s capture stokes Venezuela bond rally
Investor bets on regime change prove prescient, but a restructuring of the oil-rich country’s debt could be long and arduous
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Investors expectant as Kast clinches Chile election
Far-right candidate wins big in the presidential election, but a divided congress may force him to water down key pledges
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LatAm bond issuance to hold steady in 2026
A mixed fiscal outlook and election volatility will underpin this steady dealmaking, analysts say
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Honduran bonds rise with election in the balance
While the leading candidates allege fraud in Sunday’s presidential vote, analysts say the election result seems positive for markets
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UN’s Brazil summit boosts LatAm climate finance efforts
COP30 led to billions of dollars in financing commitments for the region, and a roadmap to phase out fossil fuels is in the works
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Chilean markets bounce as voters shift right
Investors see a rosy outlook for Chile’s economy after José Antonio Kast secures his place in a Dec. 14 presidential runoff vote
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LatAm rate cut outlook intact despite hawkish Fed
Fed officials have cast doubt on a December cut, but analysts still see space for lower rates in Mexico and a cutting cycle in Brazil
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Region’s market momentum could extend into 2026
Global investors diving back into emerging markets in 2025 could be a sign of things to come, say investors and analysts
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Latin America’s carbon markets start linking up
Much yet must be done, but domestic markets are growing and integrating with international ones
