Gunter Heiland News
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Chile, Latin America’s highest-rated borrower, sold $1 billion of dollar bonds at a record-low yield after the biggest rally since December 2008 in benchmark U.S. debt.
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Argentine bond risk is falling the most in the world this week after President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner pledged to open talks with the Paris Club on $6.7 billion in defaulted debt and redesign the consumer price index.
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Argentine bonds slumped for a second day as a U.S. stock slide prompted investors to sell higher- yielding, emerging-market assets.
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Argentina’s move to restore ties with creditors and restructure $7 billion in defaulted debt will help its bonds beat most emerging markets for a third year, according to hedge fund Gramercy and Nomura Securities International Inc.
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Mexico is proving the winner over bondholders who purchased 100-year bonds a week before benchmark U.S. yields surged from a 20-month low.
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Gramercy, a Greenwich, Connecticut- based investment firm with more than $2.6 billion in assets, hired Jeffrey Grills and Gunter Heiland to help manage emerging- market debt.
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Brazil’s credit rating was raised one level by Fitch Ratings, which cited the economy’s growth prospects and budget cuts under President Dilma Rousseff .
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