Multinational companies are increasingly looking to sell their Venezuelan operations to local players as the government struggles with its economy and debt load. By Robert Shaw
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Trump worries keep the pressure on Mexico’s peso, Brazil’s real
The two currencies weaken over uncertainties surrounding the US president-elect’s economic plan and investor beliefs that increased spending under Trump will lead to aggressive rate hikes by the Fed
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LatAm borrowers brace for higher funding costs
Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election may cause a short-term impact on borrowing costs
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Trump victory prompts bond issuers to sit still
Unexpected US presidential election result catches bankers and investors by surprise
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Mexican equities retreat on US election result
Two offerings are not likely to come to market until next year as the peso declines against the dollar
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Mexican equities pipeline stalls after Trump win
Mexico’s deep pipeline of equity offerings are expected to remain at a standstill after the peso plummeted on news of Donald Trump’s US presidential victory
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Trump victory signals higher funding costs for LatAm borrowers
But much like Brexit, an initial negative reaction could give way to smoother markets, sources say
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3G Capital seeks to raise $10bn for new acquisition
Shares in US food companies rise after a report says the Brazilian private equity firm led by billionaire Jorge Paulo Lemann is raising money for its next purchase
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Mexico preps contingency plan for Trump victory
Central Bank Gov. Agustín Carstens says officials are looking at ways to handle any financial fallout if the Republican candidate wins the US presidential election
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Coca-Cola Femsa spies US buy
Mexican bottling company looks to enter an agreement with Coca-Cola before the end of the year