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Investors’ eyes are on the Middle East this week as a slew of borrowers bring Sukuk trades to market, but while hopes are high for successful deals, a Turkish central bank rate decision looms large in investors’ minds. -
Argentine state-owned oil and gas company YPF is looking to buy back all of its dollar bonds due in December, offering a small premium over face value.
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Jamaican telecoms group Digicel has extended the early bird deadline of its distressed debt exchange as it talks to bondholders about its liability management plans.
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A positive day for Argentina’s bonds on Thursday did not reverse its inverted yield curve in dollars as analysts say investors are becoming ever more concerned about the country.
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Brazilian pulp and paper company Suzano’s decision not to announce a deal the day after finishing an investor roadshow this week left bankers wondering exactly which Latin American issuers would find conditions ripe for a new deal.
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Jamaican telecoms group Digicel is “undermining” its position with creditors by pushing ahead with a bond exchange that rating agencies have deemed as distressed, Fitch Ratings said.
