Boris Segura News
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Boris Segura has left Nomura Securities Co. after working there two years as a fixed-income strategist for Latin America, according to Jonathan Hodgkinson, a spokesman for the bank.
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Venezuelans head to the polls in regional elections this weekend that will gauge the opposition’s chances of gaining power as President Hugo Chavez’s frail health increases the likelihood of a new national vote early next year.
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The bolivar’s plunge to a record on the black market is pressuring Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez to end the longest drought of dollar-bond sales in five years.
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Nomura Holdings Inc. hired Latin America economist Boris Segura and trader Adam Groothuis from Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc, according to people familiar with the matter.
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A move by a soybean-growing province in northern Argentina to pay its dollar debt in pesos is raising the specter that holders of the nation’s $19 billion of local U.S. currency bonds won’t get their money back.
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RBS Securities Inc. lifted its forecast for Argentine economic growth this year to 7 percent from 4.4 percent, citing the likelihood that President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner ’s administration will fuel consumption ahead of 2011 elections.
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Jamaica’s borrowing costs are surging to the highest level in nine months after defaults by two Caribbean neighbors combine with the region’s slowest economic growth prospects to undermine investor confidence.
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Investors left in the dark by Hugo Chavez’s battle with cancer are turning to a newspaper gossip columnist for clues about the Venezuelan president’s health and how it will affect his re-election chances.
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Venezuela’s bolivar is tumbling to a record low in the unregulated street markets of Caracas as individuals and companies seek to buy a shrinking number of dollars, adding to the region’s highest inflation rate.
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Venezuela’s international reserves fell to near their lowest level in five years as the government boosts spending ahead of next month’s presidential election.
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