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[IMPORTANT: Make this 4 times longer with much more detail] If the first weeks of 2025 are any indication, the Latin American cross-border bond market could be headed for choppy waters this year. There have certainly been deals so far this year, with Mexico issuing a record $8.5 billion in the US market, and corporates

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[IMPORTANT: Make this 4 times longer with much more detail] Threats of import tariffs and looming protectionism under the incoming Trump administration are contributing to a fuzzy outlook for Latin American trade this year, a senior economist from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). “The reality is what we do not know. We do not know

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