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Monthly Archives: March 2018
Argentina leaves markets worried about ability to grow
“It’s like chemotherapy. If you have it all at once, you are going to kill the patient. You need to find a dose that won’t kill the patient.” The patient being discussed by a senior capital markets banker in New … Continue reading
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Tagged Argentina, Argentina economy, drought, economy, Exotix, GDP, inflation, Infrastructure, Maputo, Rafael Elias
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How the markets now run Brazil …
… with or without Henrique Meirelles. Brazil’s democracy has added a new feature in the last few years: people can vote for a president, but the markets retain the right to deploy an ‘impeachment put’ if that president is messing … Continue reading
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Tagged bolsonaro, brazil, Dilma rouseff, fiscais pedaladas, impeachment, Luis Stuhlberger, lula, markets, paulo guedes, politics, verde asset management
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Twisting Mexican risk
According to bankers and analysts in New York, the first questions that corporate clients and investors always ask about Mexico relate to Nafta. Questions about the political risk from this year’s election are secondary, almost an afterthought. However, this is getting … Continue reading
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Tagged AMLO, Andrés Manuel Lépez Obrador, lula, Meade, Mexico, Nafta, political risk, presidential election, PRI, Trump
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Brazil’s Stone looks to follow PagSeguro in snubbing
The success of Brazil’s PagSeguro’s recent IPO on the NYSE has led its competitor, Stone, to draw up plans to launch on the US stock exchange this year, according to market sources. PagSeguro, which provides online and in-store payment services, raised … Continue reading
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Tagged B3, brazil, capital markets, ECM, IPOs, PagSeguro, Stephen Dover
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