Mexico's $372 Billion Corporate Bond Market Is Heating Up
- June sees weekly record for local peso-denominated bond sales
- Investors are regaining confidence after Trump trade scare
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Mexico’s Trump-era turnaround has reached the local corporate debt market.
Sales of the notes have climbed every month since bottoming out in January, when Donald Trump’s inauguration capped weeks of investor anxiety amid concern his proposed policies would devastate Mexico’s economy. June’s final days set a weekly record for bond sales, while the entire month registered an 18 percent increase from the same period last year.