Some major Brazilian firms are in a jam, but investors take a glass-half-full view as elections approach and high rates persist
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Lower yields entice LatAm sovereigns to extend euro bond run
Chile’s deal on Monday is the latest sign of momentum in a market offering issuers cheaper pricing and reduced volatility
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Stagnant Colombian bond market awaits De La Espriella delivery
Local market has languished due to high financing costs, political uncertainty and crowding out by a debt-hungry government
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CAF launches impact fund
Latin American development bank’s new fund to mobilize private capital for sustainable development in Latin America
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LatAm bond spreads remain tight, as issuance slows
While higher US rates may have dampened the pace of issuance, investors say demand for the region’s debt is undiminished
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Post-election Colombia rally rests on fiscal turnaround
Abelardo De La Espriella’s narrow victory in the presidential election could complicate his plans for fiscal reform, say analysts
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Peru markets wobble as Sánchez takes lead in presidential vote
Peruvian assets weaken as leftist presidential candidate overtakes Fujimori in official vote count, sparking investor caution
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Colombian markets rally after election surprise by pro-Trump candidate
Stocks and currency jump as far-right candidate De La Espriella unexpectedly leads the first round of voting in presidential race
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Perfin mulls bid for additional Copasa stake
Brazilian infra investor could bid with a partner for part of Minas Gerais state’s controlling stake in the water firm, COO tells LatinFinance
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LatAm markets grapple with risk of Fed hikes
A possible repricing of Latin American bonds sparks caution, amid growing expectations the Fed will raise rates to stem US inflation