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Banco do Brasil returned to dollar markets on Wednesday, taking advantage of scarcity value to snatch a tight five year senior unsecured benchmark.
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Cement company Cemex brought hope for the Mexican bond pipeline as it turned to Europe to become the first Mexican credit to issue internationally since January, while the sovereign also crossed the Atlantic for investor meetings this week.
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Bond investors embraced pan-emerging markets telecoms company Millicom International Cellular’s debt-funded acquisitions in Central America as they piled into the company’s latest bond and continued to demand the paper in the grey market.
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It has been a good week for Latin American issuers in Swissies, with two banks from the region taking Sfr400m ($398m) out of the market on Tuesday and Wednesday, bringing total issuance from the region for the year up to Sfr875m.
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Banco do Brasil became the second state-owned Brazilian issuer to tap dollar markets in two days as it snatched a tight five year senior unsecured benchmark. -
Cement company Cemex became the first Mexican credit to issue internationally since January as it tapped European investors for a new seven that it will use to refinance existing debt.
