Credit Ratings Moody's Investors Service Debt
Rating agency rewards the Brazilian conglomerate for paying down $3.7 bln in debt since 2015
Credit Ratings S&P Global Economy & Policy
Rating agency hints at a downgrade in the next 12 months if the government interferes in the energy sector
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Credit Ratings Fitch Ratings
Chilean wind power company and Colombian oil company head to the international market to refinance debt
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Credit Ratings Moody's Investors Service
Brazilian airline looks to catch up on deferred debt payments with up to $600 mln in new notes
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Credit Ratings Bonds
Mexican cement company comes to the bond market for the second time this year and raises $1 bln to refinance debt
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Bonds Debt
Brazilian steel company raises $850 mln to repurchase its 2023 notes
Bonds Debt Fixed Income
Madrid-based infrastructure company plans to issue $245 mln in inflation-linked notes for the Autopista Río Magdalena in Colombia
Rating agency says it could downgrade the Peruvian mining company if debt rises above four times EBITDA as earnings remain static
Fitch also cites the government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic as it maintains a negative outlook on the country's credit ratings
Argentine fertilizer hires Fitch affiliate in the run-up to the first issues in a $500 mln program
Bonds Fixed Income Debt
Mexican retailer aims to raise $325 mln to pay off debt following the sale of a stake to the US investment firm
Credit Ratings Moody's Investors Service Revision
Ratings agency says "polarized and fractured" politics could weigh on investments in the Andean nation
Central American nation wants to extend a grace period until September 19, but creditors have yet to consider the proposal
State-owned export credit agency calls off a $190 mln deal after S&P drops the sovereign to junk territory
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Credit Ratings S&P Global
Rating agency cites "persistent fiscal weakness" as a reason for the downgrade, but the government pledges to "strengthen" investor confidence