Original title: Brazil to Sell Dollar Bonds in Its Busiest Year Since 2014
Brazil is tapping international debt investors for a third time this year — its busiest for sovereign bond sales in more than a decade — as borrowers return to global credit markets. Latin America’s largest economy is reopening dollar notes maturing in 2030 and seeking to sell new bonds due 2056, according to a preliminary prospectus. Initial price talks are pointing to a yield around 5.45% and 7.75%, respectively, said people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified discussing a private matter. The transaction is expected to price Tuesday, the people said.