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It will be better for all in the long run if Venezuela can prioritise domestic spending over debt repayments
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The state bank of Chile is bookbuilding a return to the Swiss franc bond market. -
Leasing company Engenium Capital was holding follow-up calls with investors on Monday as it stays engaged with the market ahead of a proposed dollar debut, but bankers said timing was tricky for any Latin American names — let alone Mexican.
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Costa Rica’s bond prices are dropping as international bond investors take a pessimistic stance over the likely outcome of a constitutional court verdict on proposed fiscal reforms.
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Mexico this week sent global markets a stark reminder that its politicians were not afraid to follow through on radical policies as the incoming president cancelled the capital city’s new $13bn airport. The move caught fund managers across the world off guard, despite the fact it had been a much-advertised campaign promise, writes Oliver West.
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A rally in Brazilian dollar bonds slowed but did not reverse this week after right-wing Jair Bolsonaro eased to victory in last Sunday’s presidential election.
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Brazilian meatpacker Minerva will make a second attempt this year to buy back its outstanding perpetual bonds after announcing a tender offer on Thursday.
