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Emerging market investors are enjoying an excellent start to the year in the secondary market, but primary supply has not maintained its strong start to the year. Bankers and investors are confident that issuers will get moving soon though. -
The end of the long weekend brought back the return of a weaker tone in bond markets on Tuesday as Latin American primary markets were silent despite bankers boasting of a reasonable pipeline.
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Fishmeal producer Pesquera Exalmar has become the latest Peruvian corporate to opt for alternative sources of funding to refinance bonds after it used a syndicated loan to redeem its outstanding 2020s
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Non-bank lender Crédito Real will show how far investor appetite for Mexican risk stretches as it looks to become the first sub-investment grade borrower from the country to issue in international bond markets in nine months.
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Mexico’s new head of public credit, Gabriel Yorio, has told GlobalCapital investors were receptive to the government’s messages, after it received hefty demand for its first bond issue since Andrés Manuel López Obrador took office as president on December 1.
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Caribbean telecoms group Digicel has finally wrapped up a distressed debt exchange to avoid a potential default next year, after extended negotiations with bondholders. But Fitch warned on Monday that the move has “undermined” the group’s position with creditors.
