Finance minister Fernández tells LatinFinance the government has more financing available than it needs
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Bahamas says investors hungry for new issuance
Economic Affairs Minister Halkitis says the government will make a decision on raising debt when interest rates “seem right”
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Guatemala looks to bond market, PPPs to back infrastructure push
Finance minister eyes US investors following Trump administration’s early overtures
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Banco do Brasil leans into ESG
Senior executive says bank is committed to its green financing policy, even if banks elsewhere are reviewing theirs
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Officials downplay Trump ESG threat, regional divide
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has become more responsive to requests from Latin American countries for funding for social and sustainable programs, according to some officials in the region, who […]
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LatAm hunkers down for trade war, and worse
As a new Trump tariff deadline looms, government officials in Latin America worry about the impact on interest rates, capital flows, and geopolitical stability
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Honduras may add nature swap to financing options
A new green bond issue is also under consideration, finance minister says
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Jamaica eschews new debt, eyes growth – minister
Official says debt consolidation remains top priority as economic turnaround notches new records
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Costa Rica sees debt reform, IMF deal key to easing liquidity risks
Government expects to get congressional approval by May to step up global bond issuance, Finance Minister says
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Uruguay says more bonds in pipeline
The new government plans one or two more cross-border deals in 2025 to cover financing needs, finance minister says