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Companies monitor Brazilian recovery
Airline LATAM spots a “timid” turnaround in international and domestic flights, while Petrobras said diesel sales rose
Surfeit of new issues has investors “full”
Argentine provinces and corporates have saturated the fixed income market in the last two months and some investors are wary of oversupply from the country’s credits
Brazil’s rally bodes well for corporate issuers
The sovereign’s latest 30-year bonds offered tight yields in secondary trading on Friday as investors welcome the interim government’s more market friendly tone, sources say
US and Cuba: Back to the table
A group of Cuba’s private creditors is looking to open negotiations with Havana as the government mends ties with the West and warily pursues a thaw with the US. By Pascal Fletcher
Canal opening brings high expectations for Panama’s infra
The expanded Panama Canal opened recently and the influx of larger vessels brings with it a deep pipeline of infrastructure opportunities
LatAm M&A volumes up on cheaper valuations
Power and energy-related transactions were some of the largest M&A transactions for the first half of this year
LatAm bonds rise as issuers beat summer lull
Three deals in July, followed by more roadshow announcements, have already pushed LatAm bond issues above 2015 figures
Costera nets debt package as LatAm issuers return to market
Colombian toll road concessionaire gets orders from international and local infra investors in a week when Latin America credits come back to the bond market after a brief lull from Brexit
LatAm corporates face uphill refi tasks
Brazilian miner Vale is one corporate that faces high refinancing risk after the company’s latest bond issue saw much shorter tenors than previous deals
