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Chile’s corporate issuers are well placed to stand firm as Latin America’s best-rated sovereign experiences a gradual decline in its stellar credit quality, said Moody’s on Monday. -
Owners of Brazilian engineering and construction firm Andrade Gutierrez’s defaulted bonds have overwhelmingly approved an exchange that pushes out the maturity and increases interest payments, the company said on Monday.
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Investors are returning to emerging market assets, stemming the tide of outflows from a sector battered by an international trade dispute and strong dollar — but perhaps only briefly.
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Argentine electricity generation company Albanesi’s bonds found support in secondary markets at the end of the week after a 17 point drop following the arrest of its chief executive.
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Lat Am bankers remain bearish on new issuance prospects for August despite quite busy secondary markets and as US investment-grade corporates and Asian credits flock to market.
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Having rocketed 13 points upon issuance last week, Brazilian telecom Oi’s new bonds dropped slightly in secondary in recent days as the buy-side waits to see whether they will be included in bond indices.
