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Latin American borrowers can look forward to a continuation of supportive funding conditions thanks to the dovish turn of the Federal Reserve, according to a new report from Moody’s. -
Some EM investors are starting to see value in bonds issued by troubled Mexican state oil company Pemex, while further potential support from the government could lift the bonds further.
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AES Gener’s junior subordinated hybrid exercised the brains of both syndicate bankers and investors on Monday as they struggled to find appropriate comps. But a hefty book and impressive aftermarket performance left no doubt over appetite for LatAm paper.
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Brazilian airline Gol Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes sold a rare exchangeable bond on Thursday after receiving demand from a combination of convertible arbitrage funds, EM bond managers and the long-only equity community, GlobalCapital understands.
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Brazilian government-owned oil company Petrobras will repurchase nearly half of its 2023s after wrapping up the first stage of a tender offer that could total $4.5bn.
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After several weeks of speculation among DCM bankers as to why it had not issued, Brazil’s government finally announced a new 10 year trade on Thursday to keep up the momentum in the Latin American new issue markets.
