Latin America’s bonds are poised for a comeback in 2023, with investors planning the perfect moment to pounce on bargains before a Federal Reserve pivot and China’s reopening send them soaring.

In the context of continuing heightened global risk aversion, 2009 is likely to be a difficult year for many Latin America countries to secure debt financing from international capital markets ...

But while Latin America’s external debt burden is the same today, the US is highly indebted, too. Given the Fed’s concern for the health of the US financial system, there is a limit to how ...

Public debt has steeply increased in Latin America and in the Caribbean. The global economic crisis makes repayment more difficult. While the continent is deeply affected by the coronavirus pandemic ...

RIO DE JANEIRO: Latin America’s bonds are set to make a comeback in 2023, with investors anticipating the ideal time to seize bargains before the US Federal Reserve (Fed) pivot and China’s ...

Latin America’s local-currency bonds are staging the strongest monthly advance this year as the Federal Reserve draws closer to ... Fed Bets Fuel Best Month of 2024 for Latin America Local Debt.

Latin America’s private sector troubles are not limited to dallying in derivative markets. Particularly troubling is the huge debt piled on by businesses in recent years, including many of the ...

Latin America should matter to us beyond migration. Many of these countries have historically been our allies. As of June, Mexico was our top trading partner , ahead of Canada and China.

(Bloomberg) — Latin America’s bonds are poised for a comeback in 2023, with investors planning the perfect moment to pounce on bargains before a Federal Reserve pivot and China’s reopening send them ...

In the previous three parts we have observed the evolution of the DCs’ external debt over the last twenty years. The first part shows a dramatic increase of indebtedness, which multiplied by 2.5 with ...