Guillermo Rodriguez News
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Desarrolladora Homex SAB, Mexico’s biggest homebuilder by sales, said credit-rating downgrades and lawsuits from Barclays Plc and Credit Suisse Group AG over derivatives contracts have put the company in default on peso- denominated bonds.
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Mexican companies are selling a record amount of floating-rate debt as speculation that the central bank will raise borrowing costs this year erodes investor demand for fixed-rate securities.
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Mexican companies are selling a record amount of floating-rate debt as speculation that the central bank will raise borrowing costs this year erodes investor demand for fixed-rate securities.
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The rally in bonds from Mexico’s highest-rated companies is turning into a rout as Europe’s debt crisis causes investors to shun all emerging-market assets.
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Yields on bonds of Cemex SAB, the biggest cement maker in the Americas, are soaring to a record as concern that slowing global growth will curb revenue prompts investors to reject buy recommendations.
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Incoming Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto’s vow to improve the country’s highways, ports and plazas is making builder Empresas ICA SAB’s bonds a buy to Grupo Financiero Interacciones SA and Corp. Actinver SAB.
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Mexican corporate bonds are posting their longest losing streak in five years as the slowdown in the U.S., the Latin American country’s biggest trade partner, erodes demand for debt sold by companies from Corp. Geo SAB to Financiera Independencia SAB.
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Petroleos Mexicanos’s decision to scrap its first peso bond sale in seven months signals the slump in local debt issues is deepening.
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Mexico is seeking to step up overseas borrowing in 2012 after raising $3 billion this year from international offerings, more than any other country in Latin America.
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Mexican corporate bond sales are slowing to a one-year low as flagging U.S. growth and concern Greece may default reduce the allure of emerging-market assets.
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