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Defaulting Caribbean sovereign Barbados could end up forcing a 50% principal haircut on bondholders in its restructuring, said Exotix this week, as investors worried that an overly aggressive approach from the island nation would see it lose market access for the foreseeable future. -
When it finally came, the result of the election that markets had feared all year in Mexico was comprehensive. But the reaction was underwhelming.
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Defaulting Caribbean sovereign Barbados could end up forcing a 50% principal haircut on bondholders in its restructuring, said Exotix on Wednesday, as investors worried that an overly aggressive approach from the island nation would see it lose market access for the foreseeable future.
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Juan Carlos Varela, the president of Panamá, named Eyda Varela de Chinchilla as finance minister on Tuesday after Dulcidio de la Guardia resigned despite apparently impressive results.
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South American sovereign Ecuador’s latest finance minister says that he does not want the country to return to bond markets, in an abrupt turnaround in policy for one of the region’s most prolific issuers.
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As left-wing candidate Andrés Manuel López Obrador eased to victory in Mexico’s presidential elections last night, investors are wondering just how insistent he is likely to be with some of his more disruptive policy proposals.
