Latin America
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Latin America’s primary bond market has been eerily quiet this month. Risks of a bout of September indigestion are high -
Chilean telco is the first LatAm borrower to indicate intention to issue in September
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Sovereign’s bonds enjoy second consecutive day of gains as finance minister seeks to ‘redefine’ IMF debt
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Panama City airport gains liquidity relief after wrapping liability management exercise
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Ecopetrol, Colombia's largest company, will use the loan to acquire the outstanding shares of electricity company Interconexion Electrica
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Power company tightens covenants, promises additional new notes
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Market participants say EMIA’s “enhanced” principles may be onerous for issuers
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Peruvian generation company to repurchase $145m of 2027s
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With the bond market monitoring Argentina’s progress in negotiating a deal with the IMF, the country’s economy ministry has promoted from within to replace its outgoing finance secretary.
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Even after a hefty slump in its bond prices in recent weeks, investors are failing to see value in El Salvador as doubts grow around a much-needed IMF programme. Some believe there could be further downside - despite Bank of America taking a positive view on the country in a report that was enthusiastically publicised by president Nayibe Bukele.
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The Province of Buenos Aires has extended the participation deadline for its proposed restructuring for the 21st time — dashing the hopes of some analysts who had thought the deal could be wrapped by the previous target of August 13, even though the issuer’s largest bondholder has backed the deal.
