Vinícius Andrade
Emerging Markets Reporter at Bloomberg News
emerging markets reporter at @business | [email protected] | opinions are my own
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1 week ago |
bloomberglinea.com.br | Vinicius Andrade |Vinícius Andrade |Daniel Cancel |Victor J. Blue
Bloomberg — A BW Gestão de Investimentos, family office que administra o dinheiro da família Moreira Salles, contratou Paul Levi para chefiar a área de trading em uma vertical de investimentos recém-criada. O family office trouxe Levi para sua plataforma multi-estratégia de ações em Nova York no mês passado, de acordo com seu perfil no LinkedIn. Levi trabalhou em hedge funds como Citadel, de Ken Griffin, e Magnetar Capital.
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1 week ago |
financialpost.com | Vinicius Andrade |Vinícius Andrade |Giovanna Azevedo |Nicolle Yapur
Advertisement oopSkip to ContentAdvertisement 1Falling energy prices are squeezing the bonds of oil-producing companies and countries throughout the developing world, as investors brace for the knock-on effects of a global trade war with no end in sight. Article content(Bloomberg) — Falling energy prices are squeezing the bonds of oil-producing companies and countries throughout the developing world, as investors brace for the knock-on effects of a global trade war with no end in sight.
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bloomberg.com | Vinicius Andrade |Vinícius Andrade |Giovanna Azevedo |Nicolle Yapur
(Bloomberg) -- Falling energy prices are squeezing the bonds of oil-producing companies and countries throughout the developing world, as investors brace for the knock-on effects of a global trade war with no end in sight. Fund managers have been dumping the debt of oil companies operating in emerging markets: Among the hardest hit are the bonds of Mexican state oil champion Petroleos Mexicanos, which notched their biggest weekly loss since 2020 earlier this month.
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bloomberg.com | Stephan Kueffner |Vinicius Andrade |Vinícius Andrade
Daniel Noboa speaks during an election-night rally in Olón, Ecuador, on April 13. (Bloomberg) -- Ecuador’s sovereign bonds surged after the country’s electoral authority declared President Daniel Noboa the winner of Sunday’s election, giving him a full four-year term to try to rein in cocaine violence and rouse the economy from its lost decade.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Selcuk Gokoluk |Vinicius Andrade |Vinícius Andrade
Seven junk-rated sovereigns, including Sri Lanka, were down more than 10%. (Bloomberg) -- President Donald Trump’s tariffs swept emerging-market debt lower across the board, with sovereign and corporate dollar-denominated bonds of every country posting losses month to date.
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