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Pemex’s annual European outing on Wednesday came as a pleasant surprise to many Lat Am bond bankers, showing Lat Am issuers still have significant pulling power. But the euro market is unlikely to pull more borrowers from the region, even as dollar funding costs rocket.
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Unigel, the Brazilian petrochemicals company, completed an inaugural international bond sale on Tuesday in a deal with a highly targeted distribution after drastically sweetening terms for investors. -
Peruvian agricultural company Camposol cancelled a proposed tender offer for existing bonds on Monday evening after failing to raise the debt required to finance the buyback.
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Unigel, the Brazilian petrochemicals company, has set initial price thoughts on a planned inaugural international bond two months after it aborted a first attempt.
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Colombia’s highest rated issuer, Empresas Públicas de Medellín (EPM), is in danger of a downgrade after troubles in the construction of its planned Ituango hydroelectric plant, the largest infrastructure project in the country.
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No Latin America companies issued and just one announced bond plans this week as an EM currency slump sent shivers through the market, but investors said the market was far from shut.
