Brazilian retailer doesn’t plan to return to debt market this year after last month’s bond and loan deals, exec tells LatinFinance
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Trump’s tariff pause brings relief — for now
Issuers in Argentina and Brazil warn that the uncertainty could slow investment and financing plans
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Mexico City ready to navigate tariff volatility: Finance Secretary
The local government has ample resources, including a $500 mln fund for infrastructure ahead of the FIFA World Cup, official says
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Mexico City prepares sustainable bond sale
Local government plans to issue its fourth sustainable bond during the first half of the year, Finance Secretary says
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Casino to exit GPA ‘at a fair price’
French retailer plans to sell its remaining shares in Brazilian firm after board reshuffle, source says
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Guyana FinMin untroubled by slower growth forecast
Minister says LatAm’s fastest growing economy will beat IMF projection of 14% this year as oil output picks up
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Panama unfazed by Trump canal threats, says FinMin
Chapman expects US rhetoric to be “short-lived” and also says cutting Panama’s budget deficit is “non-negotiable” after last year’s ratings downgrade
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Paraguay’s funding work is done for the year: FinMin
Finance minister Fernández tells LatinFinance the government has more financing available than it needs
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Bahamas says investors hungry for new issuance
Economic Affairs Minister Halkitis says the government will make a decision on raising debt when interest rates “seem right”
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Honduras may add nature swap to financing options
A new green bond issue is also under consideration, finance minister says