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.

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 ...

Today, Latin America’s ratio of external debt to exports is identical to the 1980 level and twice as high relative to GDP.

Latin America’s local-currency bonds are staging the strongest monthly advance this year as the Federal Reserve draws closer to cutting interest rates for the first time since the onset of the ...

According to its terms a group of international bankers agree to aid Mexico to resume payments on her $500,000,000 foreign debt, beginning Jan. 1, 1926.

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With developing nations crushed by unaffordable borrowing and Washington on the sidelines, some leaders are brokering debt ...

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The study finds that high financing costs largely reflect domestic factors, including low government effectiveness, an unfavorable history of stress and defaults, and lower foreign exchange reserves.

While Latin America may not be the largest producing oil region in the world, its proved oil reserves are substantial and its production potential is immense.

(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 ...