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33 wires indexed · showing 1–24
Brazilian firms adopt surety bonds and performance bonds to protect working capital as high interest rates make traditional bank guarantees costly.
Braskem's local debt instruments, including debentures and CRAs, are trading at ~30% of face value in the secondary market due to ongoing creditor impasses.
Analysis of Brazilian investment funds offering tax-efficient access to Treasury bonds, evaluating their suitability for long-term fixed income portfolios.
Brazil's high Selic rate environment amplifies private credit risk for corporates, leading fund managers to prioritize resilient sectors and strong balance sheets.
Paraná State Court paid R$10.1M/day in precatórios in H1 2026. Analysis of fiscal impact and implications for Brazilian fixed income markets.
Brazil's future interest rates fell by nearly 20bps across maturities after June's IPCA inflation came in below market expectations, impacting $EWZ.
Brazilian future interest rates fell, particularly in intermediate maturities, driven by easing international oil prices despite ongoing US-Iran tensions.
Argentina's Economy Minister Luis Caputo announced IMF MD Kristalina Georgieva's visit, signaling strong ties ahead of crucial bond payments due July 9, 2026.
B3 reports a 47% YoY surge in Tesouro Direto fixed-income assets, driven by high interest rates and expanding retail investor participation in Brazil.
US Treasury yields surged as the FOMC under Kevin Warsh signaled potential rate hikes, completely reversing Wall Street's early-2026 rate-cut expectations.
Rio Grande do Norte's financial health has reportedly worsened, raising concerns about regional fiscal stability and its potential impact on Brazil's broader fixed income market.
Brazil is set to announce its first-ever Panda bond issuance in Chinese Yuan in June 2026, diversifying its international debt market presence.
Brazil's civil construction sector faces headwinds from slow traditional financing and high interest rates, driving companies to seek capital market alternatives like FIDCs.
GCB issues R$15 million Agribusiness Receivables Certificate (CRA) to fund Grupo Lazarotto's soy, corn, and wheat production, connecting investors to Brazil's agro sector.
BDMG leads green credit initiatives in Brazil, bolstering renewable energy and sustainable production to advance economic decarbonization efforts.
US Treasury yields hit 5.1969% on May 19, 2026, reaching record highs. This surge impacts the comparative appeal of Brazilian fixed income.
Economists analyze investment strategies for Brazil's R$300 million Mega-Sena prize, including real estate, savings, and digital assets.
Paraná expects R$400M savings from a US$100M international credit operation with BID, bolstering state finances and fiscal management.
US Treasury yields reach 2007 highs, attracting and dividing investors. Barclays strategists warn of potential 5.5% yields, last seen in 2004.
Brazil's Federal Police investigate alleged reckless management of R$107 million in pension funds at Banco Master, raising concerns over financial governance.
Brazil's National Treasury introduces Tesouro Reserva, a new public bond with R$1 minimum investment, Selic-linked returns, and daily liquidity.
Brazil's federal government advances BR-324 and BR-116 highway concession auctions, projecting R$14 billion in investments pending TCU approval.
ESG principles and robust governance are increasingly vital for Brazilian SMEs to access green credit, shifting sustainability from a differentiator to a market necessity.
Brazil's DF eyes securitization for BRB ($BRBR3) accounting solution if federal loan fails, with FGC funds and Union guarantee as primary alternatives.