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Mexico, Venezuela, Chile: Latin America Local Bond Preview

Mexico, Venezuela, Chile: Latin America Local Bond Preview The following events and economic reports may influence trading in Latin American local-currency bonds today. Bond yields are from the previous session. The central bank raised its growth forecast for the economy next year to 6.2 percent from 4 percent on Dec. 29. The central bank will rebuild international reserves to a level comparable to the total available before Argentina's $9.8 billion payment to the International Monetary Fund, bank president Martin Redrado said. The yield on Argentina's 5.83 percent bond maturing in December 2033 fell 2 basis points to 6.31 percent on Dec. 29,

Mexico, Brazil, Argentina: Latin America Local Bond Preview

Mexico, Brazil, Argentina: Latin America Local Bond Preview The following events and economic reports may influence trading in Latin American local-currency bonds today. Bond yields are from the previous session. Argentina {ARGENT }: Argentina's tax collection rose 41 percent to 11.3 billion pesos in December, led by a surge in income tax revenue, Economy Minister Felisa Miceli said yesterday. Tax revenue rose more than 20 percent to 119.2 billion pesos in all of 2005, she said. The yield on Argentina's 5.83 percent bond maturing in 2033 was unchanged at 6.28 percent, according to Banco Mariva in Buenos Aires. {ARARGE03E121

Mexico, Venezuela, Chile: Latin America Local Bond Preview

Mexico, Venezuela, Chile: Latin America Local Bond Preview The following events and economic reports may influence trading in Latin American local-currency bonds today. Bond yields are from the previous session. Chile {BCPCL }: Chile's jobless rate fell to a nine-month low of 7.6 percent in November, the government reported yesterday, on increased industrial production and seasonal agricultural employment. Industrial production expanded at a faster-than-expected 6.2 percent. The yield on Chile's 8 percent bond maturing in June 2014 fell 4 basis points to 6.35 percent, according to JPMorgan Chase Chile. {CL0000000605 DES } Mexico {MBONO }: Mexico's government releases

Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Peru: Latin America Local Bond Preview

Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Peru: Latin America Local Bond Preview The following events and economic reports may influence trading in Latin American local-currency bonds today. Bond yields are from the previous session. Argentina {ARGENT }: Argentina's currency weakened 0.2 percent, its fifth straight decline, to 3.06 pesos per U.S. dollar as Argentines traveling abroad during the summer months buy foreign currency. The yield on Argentina's 5.83 percent bond maturing in 2033 remained unchanged at 6.19 percent, according to Banco Mariva in Buenos Aires. {ARARGE03E121 DES }. Brazil {BLTN }: Brazil's real rose for a second day on speculation companies

Mexico, Venezuela, say relations not broken following Chavez’s criticism of Fox

Mexico, Venezuela, say relations not broken following Chavez's criticism of Fox Mexico's relations with Venezuela are not in danger despite Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's remarks that his Mexican counterpart acted like a "puppy" of the United States at a recent Americas summit, representatives from both governments said Thursday. "There has been no break, no situation that could put this relationship in danger," Venezuelan Ambassador to Mexico Vladimir Villegas told reporters after meeting privately with Mexican diplomats to discuss the matter. Earlier Thursday, Mexico's presidential spokesman, Ruben Aguilar, also indicated that there would be no severing of relations over the incident, but he

Grupo Mexico, America Movil, Braskem: Latin Equity Preview

Grupo Mexico, America Movil, Braskem: Latin Equity Preview The following stocks may make significant gains or losses in Latin America today. Symbols are in parentheses after the company name and stock prices are from the last session. Commodity prices yesterday had their biggest drop in seven months after a drop in oil prices eased the threat of inflation. Copper for March delivery dropped 5.2 cents, or 2.2 percent, to $2.278 a pound on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, the biggest decline since Dec. 14. Prices earlier reached a record $2.339. The shares of the world's fourth-largest

Televisa, Grupo Mexico, Petrobras: Latin America Equity Preview

Televisa, Grupo Mexico, Petrobras: Latin America Equity Preview The following stocks may make significant gains or losses in Latin America today. Symbols are in parentheses after the company name and stock prices are from the last session. Grupo Televisa SA (TLEVICPO MM): The world's largest producer of Spanish-language television programming said yesterday it hasn't made an agreement with a third party to buy Univision Communications Inc., contrary to media reports. The shares rose 96 centavos, or 2.3 percent, to 42.27 pesos. Grupo Mexico SA (GMEXICOB MM): Copper rose for a third consecutive session in London yesterday after global inventories of

Mexicos Calderon to tour Latam, skipping Venezuela

Mexicos Calderon to tour Latam, skipping Venezuela Mexican President-elect Felipe Calderon, who wants to counter the influence of Latin American leaders like U.S.-foe Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, sets off on a tour of the region next week. Conservative Calderon, 44, will take in Guatemala, Costa Rica, Colombia, Chile and Brazil on the trip, but will not visit Venezuela and other countries like Bolivia whose leftist leaders are aligned with Chavez. Calderon has said he wants Mexico to play a more active role in regional politics to balance the influence of Chavez, who is trying to reduce U.S power over Latin American affairs. More :

Mexico’s Slim not worried about Venezuela risk - spokesman

Mexico's Slim not worried about Venezuela risk - spokesman Mexican telecommunications magnate Carlos Slim isnt worried about political risks in moving his Latin American communications network into Venezuela, a spokesman said Friday. Monday, Telmex (TMX) and America Movil (AMX) said they will buy Verizon Communications (VZ) 28.5% stake in Venezuelas CA Nacional Telefonos de Venezuela SA (VNT), or CANTV, for $676.6 million through a joint-venture. Arturo Elias Ayub, a spokesman for Slim, shrugged off concerns about political risk in Venezuela, where the government of President Hugo Chavez has been changing the rules for oil and other companies. Were confident in the

Grupo Mexico, Usiminas, Brasil Telecom: Latin Equity Preview

Grupo Mexico, Usiminas, Brasil Telecom: Latin Equity Preview The following stocks may make significant gains or losses in Latin America today. Symbols are in parentheses after the company name and stock prices are from the last session. Mexico TV Azteca SA (TVAZTCPO MM): Mexico's second-largest television broadcaster yesterday said its Azteca America unit, which serves the Spanish-speaking market in the U.S., signed an agreement with Comcast Corp., the world's largest cable- television provider. The agreement will allow Azteca America to offer programming through Comcast's network in the U.S., TV Azteca said in a statement to the Mexican exchange. TV Azteca shares