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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. -
A group of investors owning bonds of Venezuela and state-owned oil company PDVSA want creditors of the two issuers to be treated equally.
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Chile interrupted the quiet in Latin American bond issue markets on Thursday when it proceeded with a dual tranche peso deal, immediately after wrapping up a roadshow.
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AES Gener, the Chilean utility, wants to buy back up to $200m of bonds using cash in hand, it said on Wednesday, as its commitment to reducing leverage looks set to save its investment grade rating.
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AES Gener, the Chilean utility, wants to buy back up to $200m of bonds using cash in hand, it said on Wednesday, as the company’s commitment to reducing leverage looks set to save its investment-grade rating.
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Factors internal and external to the emerging markets are this week combining to stymie new issuance.
