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Rio Oil Finance Trust, the SPV through which Rio de Janeiro’s state pension fund RioPrevidencia issues bonds backed by royalties from state oil giant Petrobras, has a knack for timing. -
Brazilian bonds rallied on Thursday after the Supreme Court ruled that former president Lula Inácio da Silva must go to jail before exhausting his last appeal against a corruption conviction — effectively ruling him out of October’s presidential election.
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Grupo Bimbo, the world’s largest bread maker, will begin meeting fixed income investors on Thursday as it plans a subordinated perpetual hybrid bond, just after Standard & Poor’s said the company was deleveraging more slowly than expected.
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Argentina’s largest province is planning to issue around $496m of peso-denominated notes this week and will look to sell a portion of the bonds to international investors.
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Brazilian mining giant Vale has completed the buy-back of $1.75bn in dollar bonds after more than half of the owners of its 4.375% 2022s agreed to sell their notes.
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Brazilian state oil giant Petrobras will buy back $4bn of bonds as part of a tender offer after nearly twice as many bondholders offered to sell their notes.
