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First trade from a LatAm corporate since the outbreak of war in the Middle East
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As Venezuela edges closer to a catastrophic default, bond issue markets in Latin America continued to thrive this week as three Lat Am borrowers snatched blow-out deals. -
Argentine stocks and bonds enjoyed a strong week after President Mauricio Macri’s Cambiemos coalition’s impressive showing in mid-term elections on October 22, and one issuer has wasted no time in jumping on the improving sentiment.
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Venezuelan oil giant PDVSA left bondholders clueless on Thursday evening as to whether it would make a $985m amortisation and interest payment on time on Friday, with some calling the chances of a large and ugly default no better than a coin toss, writes Oliver West.
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Lat Am bond bankers expect at least two borrowers from the region to price new deals on Thursday, after a quiet couple of days in new issue markets.
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Lender Banco Hipotecario, which was the first Argentine borrower in cross-border markets after Mauricio Macri’s presidential election win in November 2015, could also be the first to issue after the president’s successful showing in mid-terms last Sunday.
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Argentine bonds and stocks rallied strongly on Monday after the ruling Cambiemos coalition bettered the predictions of already favourable opinion polls at Sunday’s mid-term elections.
