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  • Mexican baked goods company Grupo Bimbo and a Panamanian bank are ready to bring variety to Latin America’s bond market next week after meeting bond investors this week.
  • Argentine lender Banco Hipotecario and Colombian utility EPM sold local currency deals on the international market this week but market participants said a limited buyer base is restricting momentum in these types of trades.
  • Inkia Energy, the Latin American power generation and distribution holding company, returned to the bond market on Thursday with a deal that divided opinion on relative value but performed strongly in the grey market.
  • Argentina this week jumped on momentum driven by the government’s impressive recent election performance to attract €11.5bn of orders for a triple tranche euro denominated bond — including a 30 year note that is rarely seen in the currency from EM borrowers. Oliver West reports.
  • US President Donald Trump doesn’t normally stick to playing it safe. But by picking Jerome Powell to lead the Federal Reserve he has got the closest thing to Janet Yellen without having to reappoint the incumbent Fed chair to a second term.
  • Capital markets breathed a sigh of relief on Thursday, as it became clear US president Donald Trump was going to pick Jerome Powell as the next Fed chair — a choice seen as most likely to keep the US equity bull run going, writes Sam Kerr.