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(Bloomberg) -- Bondholders in the Province of Buenos Aires are speculating that even Argentina’s chainsaw wielding President Javier Milei isn’t ruthless enough to let the nation’s richest region go bankrupt.Most Read from BloombergWall Street Moves to Fastest Settlement of Trades in a CenturyIsraeli Airstrike and Egyptian Guard’s Death Ratchet Up TensionsFor Private Credit’s Top Talent, $1 Million a Year Is Not EnoughCatering to the Ultra-Rich Is a Booming Business in AustraliaTreasury Yields Sp

(Bloomberg) -- Panama’s government bonds were the biggest gainers in Latin America on Monday after Jose Raul Mulino won the presidential election and pledged a “pro-private enterprise” government in his victory speech. Most Read from BloombergTruce Talks Drag as Hamas Hits Israel Crossing in Deadly AttackAt $2 Million Per Minute, Treasuries Mint Cash Like Never BeforeJudge Threatens Trump With Jail Over Gag Order ViolationsTreasury Rally Risks Running Into a $125 Billion Brick WallBuffett Praise

(Bloomberg) -- Creditors of Argentina’s La Rioja province tapped advisers ahead of potential debt talks as they quibble with officials over more than $16 million in bond payments. Most Read from BloombergTrumpism Is Emptying ChurchesIran’s Better, Stealthier Drones Are Remaking Global WarfareBillionaire Geiger, Blackstone Near L’Occitane DealUkraine Says It’s Behind Blaze on Russian Warship in Baltic SeaYellen Junks 200 Years of Economics to Block China Clean TechHolders of the notes due in 2028

(Bloomberg) -- First Quantum Minerals Ltd.’s dollar bonds have staged a rebound, recovering most of the losses they incurred amid a fallout with Panama over the company’s copper mine.Most Read from BloombergDonald Trump Loses London Case Against Ex-MI6 Spy Over Kremlin DossierA $560 Billion Property Warning Hits Banks From NY to TokyoApple’s China Slump Deepens Even as Total Sales Grow AgainMark Zuckerberg’s Wealth Surges by $27 Billion as Meta RalliesStock Bull Run Powers Ahead as US Economy Ro

(Bloomberg) -- Panama’s electoral court said it can’t organize a referendum over a flagship copper mine owned by First Quantum Minerals Ltd., as requested by President Laurentino Cortizo on Sunday, because that would require congress to first pass a law.Most Read from BloombergIsrael Latest: Netanyahu Vows to Stay On; Targets Hit in LebanonInnovent, Lilly Obesity Drug Spurs More Weight Loss in TrialSony’s Bungie Game Unit Cuts Staff Following Delayed TitlesSaudi Forces on High Alert After Deadly