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First trade from a LatAm corporate since the outbreak of war in the Middle East
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Brazilian steelmaker Gerdau has increased the amount of bonds it will buy back in its latest tender offer after raising $650m of 10 year notes on Thursday. -
Voters in five Latin American countries go the polls over the coming year that could see left-wing candidates win a platform of rejecting the current prescription of orthodox economic policies
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The World Bank is achieving success in using the capital markets to put together financial facilities to help hurricane-afflicted Caribbean countries receive swift aid to deal with the aftermath, its Treasurer Arunma Oteh tells GlobalMarkets
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As investors keep a close eye on Venezuela’s outstanding debt payments, the country’s neighbours insisted that they would not be affected by a default
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With another earthquake about to hit Latin America, finance ministers from four countries are rushing to launch a World Bank-backed catastrophe bond to ensure that money is paid quickly
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Argentinian finance minister Luis Caputo tells GlobalMarkets of his determination to meet the new fiscal targets
