Argentina
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Argentina’s most north-western province became the 15th regional or municipal government in the country to issue international bonds on Wednesday as Jujuy raised $210m of green bonds due in 2022.
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The Province of Jujuy hit the road this week ahead of a potential inaugural international bond sale, but it is not clear how many of the growing list of likely Argentine issuers will come to market in the September rush.
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Potential first-time issuer the Province of Jujuy could become the second Argentine green bond issuer after mandating two banks for a fixed income investor roadshow.
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Mauricio Macri’s ability to persuade Argentines of the long term benefits of his reforms amid a tough economic environment brought rewards to bond investors this week and left market analysts pleasantly surprised.
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Argentine credits tightened throughout the start of the week as bond markets basked in better than expected results for the ruling party at Sunday’s primary elections.
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Argentine company MSU Energy is considering approaching international bond markets for the first time, credit analysts in Buenos Aires say.
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Argentine mortgage lender Banco Hipotecario said on Thursday that it had approved another $400m bond issuance, just after YPF clinched a long awaited return to dollar markets that impressed bankers.
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Lat Am bond market participants agreed that Argentine state-owned oil company YPF had achieved a tight return to dollar markets on Tuesday as it printed $750m of July 2027 bonds.
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Argentina’s largest province raised €500m of euro-denominated bonds on Thursday after hefty tightening from initial price thoughts.
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Argentina’s largest province has announced initial price thoughts of 6% for a 5.5 year €500m no-grow trade in euros.
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In a deathly quiet week for Latin America’s bond markets, the Province of Buenos Aires announced plans for its first euro-denominated bond issue for more than 15 years, as Argentina continued to provide the bulk of the region’s supply.
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Argentina’s largest province will begin investor meetings on Friday ahead of a planned euro-denominated bond sale, according to DCM bankers close to the deal.