Peru
Peru’s bond issuance between January and August 2025 reached PEN 52.8 bln (USD 14.5 bln), equal to 4.6% of GDP, according to the finance ministry.
August 29, 2025
Peru’s bond issuance between January and August 2025 reached PEN 52.8 bln (USD 14.5 bln), equal to 4.6% of GDP, according to the finance ministry.
Colombia’s 2061 bonds rallied more than 3 cents to nearly 60 cents on the dollar, the highest since September 2024, after a group of major
Brazil’s President Lula saw his approval slip to 48% in August, down two points from July, while polls showed him trailing Sao Paulo Governor Tarcisio
Zambia’s inflation eased to 12.6% in August from 13% in July, the lowest in almost two years, helped by currency strength reducing import costs. Food
Tanzania’s electoral commission disqualified the presidential candidate of the second-largest opposition party from October elections, leaving President Samia Suluhu Hassan to face smaller rivals. Hassan
Mozambique signed a USD 20 bln strategic agreement with Qatari group Al Mansour Holding, to be invested across agriculture, energy, infrastructure, health, education, and tourism.
Egypt cut rates by 200 bps, lowering the benchmark deposit rate to 22% and lending rate to 23%, its first reduction since May. The central
Kazakhstan confirmed that crude exports via the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline were halted this month due to contamination in Azerbaijani oil, and said talks are underway to
Bosnia’s electoral commission has scheduled a presidential election in Republika Srpska for November, to replaced banned RS leader Milorad Dodik, who was removed for defying
Russian strikes on Kyiv, Ukraine, killed at least 18 people and injured dozens more in one of the largest attacks this year, despite US and
Vietnam’s decision to liberalize its gold market could help slow dong depreciation, MUFG said. Analyst Michael Wan noted the local premium over global gold prices
Thailand’s bond rally is expected to lose momentum as most rate cuts are already priced in, according to Aberdeen. The 10-year yield has dropped to
Sri Lanka’s central bank repaid USD 900 mln to the RBI and USD 209 mln to the IMF in the year to March 2025, official