Mexican auto parts company mulls moving some of its local production to one of its US facilities
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Itaú pitches new international bond
Brazil’s largest private lender plans to tap US market after four-year absence
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Argentine president drops himself in hot water
Milei’s alleged promotion of a crypto scam sparks outcry and fuels concern the political fallout could harm Argentina’s economic turnaround
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Raízen touts USD bonds
Brazilian energy company begins calling investors to pitch new notes, source says
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Ecuador presidential race puts investors on edge
Ecuador’s sovereign bonds sold off after presidential race unexpectedly narrowed, but some investors still see Noboa pulling it off
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Lula ups ante as Trump broadens tariff offensive
Brazilian president vows to respond to latest US trade salvo, though analysts see limited room for manoeuvre
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Minerva pushes to buy Marfrig assets in Uruguay
Brazilian meatpacker is proposing to sell on Marfrig facility to gain green light from Uruguayan antitrust agency
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Two LatAm issuers price global bonds
Trini state-owned real estate firm makes US bond debut, while Chilean lender returns to Swiss market
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DomRep to buy back 2026 notes
Sovereign looks to repurchase global bonds denominated in US dollars and local currency
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Tariff pause draws Mexico investor optimism
Investors see upside for the country’s sovereign bonds, as fears of a bust-up with the US subside