Latin Borrowers’ Ringing New Year Endorsement
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Brazil and Mexico debuted 2012 10-year issues at below-Europe 3.5 percent range yields on heavy demand hailing net creditor status ...
The Caribbean’s Counterintuitive Crest
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In contrast to the rest of the MSCI universe, Caribbean frontier components Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago enjoyed 25 percent ...
Peru’s Salomon Wisdom Wisps
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Unlike the sharp securities selloff on Peruvian President Humala’s defeat of market favorite Fujimori six months ago, reaction was muted ...
The Dutch Caribbean’s Treading Treat
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A year after gaining fiscal independence from the Netherlands and launching a joint stock exchange Dutch Caribbean members Curacao and ...
Spanish Banks’ Layered Latin Letdown
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With West European banks’ Latin America exposure just behind their overwhelming Eastern one which parents are already paring, Spanish giant ...
Guatemala’s General Menacing Streak
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Former General Molina won the second round presidential runoff over business executive Baldizon, briefly boosting external bonds which must soon ...
Argentina’s Model Victory Stance
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Argentina’s bond and stock markets continued at the rear of benchmark indices as President Fernandez took a second term in ...
Brazil’s Determined Exchange Rate Dump
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As GDP growth stalled to 3 percent on poor retail numbers setting the stage for deeper interest rate cuts, Brazilian ...
Brazil’s Surreal Salvation Script
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Brazil’s currency and capital markets careened as the central bank after official and exporter hectoring abruptly slashed the benchmark interest ...
The Caribbean’s Debt Shoal Shuffle
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Tiny Eastern Caribbean Currency Union member St. Kitts and Nevis became the latest defaulter on public debt at almost 200 ...