Newly issued Bolivian bonds already show signs of caution and the market reprices risk: IIF
Fortun interprets weakness in newly issued Bolivian bonds as a repricing of economic and policy risks.
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Fortun interprets weakness in newly issued Bolivian bonds as a repricing of economic and policy risks.
View detailsFortun discusses the evolving US tariff litigation and uncertainty over market access for Latin American economies.
View detailsFortun explains how strategic technology bottlenecks and capital-intensive AI demand support large corporate valuations.
View detailsFortun identifies net fuel importers and economies whose electricity or logistics rely heavily on hydrocarbons as vulnerable to higher energy costs.
View detailsFortun distinguishes Mexico's recent debt outflows from earlier stress episodes and explains how external shocks interact with weaker domestic growth.
View detailsFortun warns that persistent energy shocks and their broader transmission leave Latin America's inflation relief fragile.
View detailsFortun argues that Bolivia's recorded contraction reflects a longer deterioration with further adjustment ahead.
View detailsFortun explains how the March energy-price shock and tighter global financial conditions complicated Mexico's disinflation and debt-market flows.
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