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Brazilian Meat Firm Pauses Bond Sale Plans as Funding Costs Soar

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 01 October 2026, 18:42 UTC By Michael Gambale and Gerson Freitas Jr. 1 min read
Key Points

MBRF Global Foods Co. SA has decided to hold off on a potential junk-debt offering as a global bond selloff has sent borrowing costs soaring.

MBRF Global Foods Co. SA has decided to hold off on a potential junk-debt offering as a global bond selloff has sent borrowing costs soaring.
Brazilian (ORG) MBRF Global Foods Co. SA (ORG)
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