San Juan will first focus on borrowing from multilateral lenders, but more funding will be needed, says province’s finance chief
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Mexico City ready to navigate tariff volatility: Finance Secretary
The local government has ample resources, including a $500 mln fund for infrastructure ahead of the FIFA World Cup, official says
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Chile aims to crank up ESG financing
A looming sustainability taxonomy promises to encourage a lot more corporates to sell thematic bonds
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Argentina seeks $20 bln from IMF
Economy Minister Caputo says these and other funds will bolster international reserves so the sovereign can return to the global bond market
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Córdoba mulls international bond sale
Argentine province’s finance chief sees window of opportunity opening when the nation reaches deal with IMF, he tells LatinFinance
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Argentina sees uptrend in corporate bond sales
Finance secretary says improving public finances allow private sector to borrow more cheaply
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Argentina moves to sell air cargo firm
Intercargo is the latest state-owned company to be put up for privatization
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Corporate debt deals surge in Argentina
Last year’s issuance was highest in more than a decade, led by sales of hard-dollar bonds, report shows
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Brazilian corporates put focus on resilience
Firms are contending with high interest rates, but opportunities are emerging to buy assets on the cheap, Cosan CFO says
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Bolivia aims to sell bonds next year
Government will use proceeds for liability management, budgetary support