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Chilean power generator Colbún saw its new 10 year bond rocket on the break as Latin American credit was driven tighter by a rally in global markets. -
Mexico state-owned utility Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE) returned to the Formosa market for the fourth time on Wednesday, clinching its largest trade yet in Taiwan.
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On the day that the yield on 10 year US Treasuries dipped below 1% for the first time ever, Chilean power generator Colbún batted away amid market volatility to not only reopen the Latin America new issue market but clinch the lowest coupon on its curve.
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Argentina's economy ministry has appointed two dealer-managers and a financial advisor to manage the restructuring of the country’s $67bn of foreign law sovereign bonds.
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China’s importance in global pulp and zinc markets puts pulp producers Suzano and Arauco — alongside Peruvian miner Volcán — among the Latin American corporates most vulnerable to the coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak, according to Fitch Ratings.
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Continued IMF support and a government attempting to exercise market-friendly policy mean that Ecuador’s bonds should begin to attract buyers after the sovereign was the worst hit in last week’s rout in Latin American credit, say some bond market participants.
