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The government of Suriname issued a stinging riposte to its bondholders on Friday, accusing the creditor committee of issuing a “misleading and factually incorrect statement” about the sovereign’s debt restructuring. -
Four Latin America and Caribbean companies sold new issues in the dollar market at very tight looking levels on Thursday, as investors continue to feel pressure to put to cash to work amid extremely high liquidity.
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Brazilian airline Gol on Thursday sold the first public bond deal from a Latin American airline since the coronavirus pandemic began, increasing the size of a tap of its 8% 2026s as hopes grow that the vaccine rollout will accelerate in the region and enable the worst affected industries to recover.
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Chile raised $2bn in dollar markets on its fourth international bond market outing of the year on Tuesday, achieving slim new issue concessions even as volatility in domestic markets is leading the sovereign to lean more heavily on external funding sources.
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A committee of Belize’s largest bondholders said on Wednesday that there was a “lack of transparency” in the country’s debt restructuring proposal, claiming that Belize failed to address several creditor concerns during confidential negotiations. The committee said bondholders should not bear the costs if Belize decides to reject an IMF programme.
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AI Candelaria, the holding company through which private investors own a stake in Colombian oil pipeline Ocensa, is looking to issue senior secured bonds in the coming days as bankers say a sell-off in Colombian bonds remains relatively small despite major social unrest.
