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After monitoring bond markets for several weeks, Brazil took the plunge on a slightly softer day on Wednesday to raise $2.5bn via the reopening of three different notes. -
The Argentine Province of Río Negro on Tuesday launched a consent solicitation that has already earned the support of more than half of bondholders after it improved an initial restructuring offer. But analysts warned that Argentina’s deteriorating economy was forcing provinces to be less aggressive in renegotiating their obligations.
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The Dominican Republic is planning to take advantage of strong market conditions and tap its 2032 bonds to finance a buyback of four different dollar notes maturing between 2021 and 2025.
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Brazilian steel producer Gerdau will repurchase $300m of dollar bonds with cash as its profits rise thanks to strong demand for steel.
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A group of Suriname’s bondholders said they plan to support the government’s bid for a temporary debt standstill after the sovereign amended a consent solicitation to incorporate some of their requests.
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Paraguay’s largest commercial lender, Banco Continental, hopes its planned issuance of sustainability bonds will be an example for other issuers to follow, stating in its sustainability bond framework that its commitment to sustainable development is “inherently linked” to Paraguay’s historical dependence on the agriculture and livestock sectors.
