Zijia Song

Ecuador is offering more of the dollar bonds it first sold in January, taking advantage of higher oil prices and sustained investor appetite for emerging-market debt.

Foreign investors are showing signs of diversifying away from US Treasuries as debt levels mount, according to the financial industry’s global trade group.

Bolivia is returning to international capital markets for the first time in four years, as its new market-friendly government seizes on a tightening sovereign spread to raise fresh financing.

Bolivia regresa a los mercados internacionales de capitales por primera vez en cuatro años. Su nuevo gobierno, favorable al mercado, busca aprovechar la reducción del diferencial de rendimiento soberano para obtener nueva financiación.

Peru’s chaotic presidential election is taking a toll on business sentiment as a radical candidate edges closer to a runoff following a prolonged vote count.

The oil shock from the Iran war is set to give a lasting boost to government bonds from energy-producing developing nations, according to Christopher Hays, whose fund at TCW Group Inc. is beating its benchmark and most peers this year.

Investors in emerging markets are getting slammed by a fresh wave of political turmoil that is derailing bets from Latin America to Eastern Europe.

Bolivian sovereign bonds are in free-fall, dropping for a 10th day on Tuesday as protests and road blockades choke off essential supplies to La Paz and lead to violent clashes, threatening to push South America’s poorest country back into political and economic chaos.

Los bonos soberanos de Bolivia se desploman y acumulan diez jornadas consecutivas de caídas, mientras protestas y bloqueos de carreteras interrumpen el suministro de productos esenciales a La Paz y provocan enfrentamientos violentos, amenazando con devolver al país al caos político y económico.

Large asset managers are rolling out a wave of actively managed emerging-market ETFs, pitching them as alternatives to benchmarks increasingly dominated by AI stocks.