Americas
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US telecoms company AT&T brought a €7bn multi-tranche trade on Wednesday that offered juicy premiums as the company began filling the $40bn cash pool it needs to buy Time Warner.
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Michigan’s Superior Industries International met a hesitant European high yield bond market on Monday, as it began offering its debut bond to fund its acquisition of German peer Uniwheels.
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South American sovereign Argentina is looking to issue euro denominated bonds towards the end of this month, finance minister Luis Caputo said on Wednesday.
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Investors in and brokers of Venezuelan bonds say that the government is looking to sell up to $5bn of 6.5% bonds due 2036 that were issued at the end of last year but have remained in the hands of the central bank.
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Four public sector borrowers will launch euro bonds on Wednesday, having announced deals throughout the curve ahead of this week’s European Central Bank meeting.
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Peruvian state-owned oil company Petroperu will issue bonds maturing in between 15 and 30 years, said Standard & Poor’s, as the company meets investors.
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Three consecutive sole bookrunner mandates in Latin America have left Citi flying at the top of both the LatAm and the EM bond bookrunner charts.
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Packaging maker Ardagh Group will repay its 2021 dollar floater with a £400m sterling bond printed on Friday, following heavy oversubscriptions of recent sterling deals.
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South American sovereign Uruguay is meeting international investors ahead of a planned Uruguayan peso-denominated fixed rate bond issue.
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Bond investors appeared unenthusiastic about the pricing on offer in this week’s Latin American new issues as two high yield sovereigns clinched tight deals.
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Goldman Sachs sparked the ire of Venezuelan opposition supporters and several bond investors this week as it bought $2.8bn of PDVSA bonds at a hefty discount that put the yield at 40%.
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A trio of benchmark issuers hit the dollar market on Thursday to ensure June got off to a brisk start as investors remained in risk-on mode in a holiday shortened week.