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Petroperú, Siderperú secure loans - LatinFinance (opens the original)
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Peru’s financially struggling state-owned oil producer Petroperú signed a bridge loan with two international banks to fund its operations, while steel manufacturer Siderperú took out a green loan with the country’s largest lender for working capital. Petroperú secured $475 million from Citi and J.P. Morgan as part of a $2 billion emergency package to strengthen its finances and operations, the banks’ legal advisor, Latham & Watkins, said Tuesday in a press release. The loan will be made availabl
IDB prices fresh Swiss issuance - LatinFinance (opens the original)
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The Inter-American Development Bank raised CHF150 million ($183 million) in a sale of eight-year sustainable development bonds on Tuesday, representing its third offering in the Swiss market this year. The bank priced the 2034 notes at par to yield 0.945%, or 18 basis points over Saron mid-swaps, after opening the bidding at around the same spread, Andre Delgado, a funding officer at the bank, told LatinFinance. The lender initially intended to issue CHF100 million worth of notes but upsized the
Mexico prices sustainable bonds in Japan - LatinFinance (opens the original)
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Mexico returned to the samurai bond market late on Thursday to price a JPY283 billion ($1.77 billion) four-part deal, securing funds ahead of a potential rise in Japanese interest rates. The government printed JPY177.3 billion in 3.5-year bonds and JPY87.2 billion in five-year notes paying fixed coupons of 3.16% and 3.61% respectively, it said Friday in a press release. The sovereign also issued JPY1.2 billion in 4.46% 10-year notes and JPY17.1 billion in 5.49% 20-year notes in an offering that
Colombia president takes office pledging austerity, investment drive - LatinFinance (opens the original)
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President Abelardo De La Espriella vowed to reduce Colombia’s yawning budget deficit and make South America’s fourth-largest economy more attractive to investors, in his inaugural address on Friday. The country’s far-right leader pledged to freeze public spending, which ballooned under his leftist predecessor, Gustavo Petro, while at the same time introducing structural tax changes, in part to aid SMEs—and the wealthy. A longstanding tax on the richest Colombians, which was expanded under Petro,
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