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In 2025, Latin America's bond issuance, which surged to $127 billion last year, may face significant hurdles due to Federal Reserve interest rate policies, the potential return of Donald Trump, and increasing political risks in the region. While record sales were driven by government bonds and first-time borrowers, uncertainty about economic conditions and upcoming elections in countries like Brazil and Colombia could dampen future debt activity. Analysts predict a shift towards more selective issuance as borrowers navigate a volatile financial landscape.
Source: YAHOO