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Aug 28, 2023 · Despite talk of tariffs, past experience has shown the trade scenario could turn positive for Mexico, IDB economist tells LatinFinance
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4 days ago · REGISTRATION POLICY. Investors, issuers, confirmed Capital Markets Dinner guests and Daily Brief subscribers will have complimentary access to the LatAm Capital Markets Summit.To benefit from this offer, registration for the Summit must be confirmed by 5pm ET on Thursday, January 23. A limited number of complimentary seats are available until 5pm ET on Friday, January 17 for Daily Brief trialists.
Headwinds may blow harder for LatAm bonds - LatinFinance
Jan 17, 2025 · If the first weeks of 2025 are any indication, the Latin American cross-border bond market could be headed for choppy waters this year. There have certainly been deals so far this year, with Mexico issuing a record $8.5 billion in the US market, and corporates such as Chilean copper miner Codelco and Argentine energy firm YPF picking up funds.
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Jan 17, 2025 · Brazilian conglomerate sold its stake in Brazilian mining company to reduce its debt; more divestments may follow
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Oct 21, 2024 · Source: LSEG. Mexico’s Banco Actinver led the pack in the first half with a $3.87 billion loan, trailed by Brazilian mining company Vale with a $3 billion deal and Mexican telecommunications firm América Móvil with a $2.5 billion deal, according to LSEG.
LatAm issuers poised to resume dealmaking - LatinFinance
Sep 23, 2024 · Latin American sovereign and corporate issuers are set to return to the international bond market in the coming weeks to raise funds ahead of potential volatility related to the US presidential election, spurred on by the Federal Reserve’s rate cut last week, investors and analysts told LatinFinance. “There is a line for new issuances, and we are expecting that to happen both on the ...
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Latin America's Old Growth Problem - LatinFinance
Jul 2, 2024 · Latin America has a growth problem, and the shift of demographic trends isn’t helping. In the two decades preceding the pandemic, the region’s gross domestic product grew by 2.5% per year, considerably less than peer economies in …