The company has heavy capex needs but must iron out a concrete use of proceeds before it can issue new bonds
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Why bond investors can’t get enough of Argentina
As the bond boom extends, borrowers are expected to seek financing for energy projects
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Brazil’s Itau eyes stake in XP Investimentos
Brazil’s largest private-sector bank could spend close to $2bn for a minority stake
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Lenders explore more financing options for Colombia’s 4G program
Banks advocate for the government to lift the limits on dollar-denominated loans or for development bank FDN to provide loans in Colombian pesos
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Canada’s pension plans could give Latin American infrastructure a much-needed lift
As infrastructure developers in Latin America look at more sources for long-term financing, Canada’s big pension plans could step in when banks are not willing to lend
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Fitch sees possible turnaround for bad loans in Brazil
The ratings agency says signs of stabilization in Q1 could “mark the beginning of an inflection point”
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How agricultural exports turned into a major growth engine for Peru
Peru has lacked the ingredients to make it a global agricultural powerhouse. But investments in irrigation projects and negotiations of trade agreements are changing everything
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The Dominican Republic plots cross-border bond issue
The Caribbean sovereign could get a jump on its 2018 pre-funding needs as demand for its bonds grow, sources say
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Brookfield sees closing window in Brazil
The Canadian investor says “high-value opportunities” are fading as Latin America’s largest economy regains its footing
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US trade deficit with Mexico climbs
The weakened Mexican peso fueled demand for imports at a time when President Donald Trump has criticized trade imbalances between the countries