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Mexico's lower house passed the US$576 billion 2027 revenue law early on 15 October, capping net domestic borrowing at US$92 billion. The post Mexico Deputies Pass US$576B Revenue Law appeared first on The Rio Times.
Bloomberg's Aashna Shah joins Scarlet Fu on "Bloomberg Real Yield." The return of the Washington Commanders to the nation’s capital has the District of Columbia considering borrowing roughly $526 million in municipal bonds, according to a filing. (Source: Bloomberg)
Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey discusses the International Monetary Fund's comments that the UK is the “country that basically stands out” for plotting a path to bring down borrowing. Speaking to Bloomberg's Lisa Abramowicz in Bangkok, Healey also discusses the importance of banks to the British economy, declining to comment on potential tax measures in the government's Oct. 28 budget. (Source: Bloomberg)
Africa will launch its own credit rating agency on Wednesday, aimed at countering what many see as unfair assessments by global institutions that make it more expensive for African nations to borrow money.
More yield-insensitive issuance.
Billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Group is planning to raise as much as 100 billion rupees ($1 billion) through asset-backed securities, according to people familiar with the matter, in what may be one of the largest such deals in India this year.
It’s been a good year for CFOs looking to borrow. Credit markets have largely remained open despite the war in Iran, spreads have been low and investors have been eager to buy. Mozilla CFO Eric Muhlheim and Bloomberg's Nina Trentmann discuss the impact of AI on capex spend, corporate strategy, and company principles in our CFO Briefing. They speak with Bloomberg Businessweek Daily hosts Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. (Source: Bloomberg)
Kallum Pickering, Peel Hunt Chief Economist, joins Bloomberg's Vonnie Quinn on "Bloomberg Brief" to discuss the risks around rising debt-fueled growth. (Source: Bloomberg)
Gabon plans to raise about $2 billion on international markets next year to help finance its budget and refinance maturing debt, underscoring the government’s continued reliance on external borrowing even after a recent audit lowered its estimate of outstanding debt.