Mexico's Populist Leader Drops Austerity to Investor Chagrin

(Bloomberg) -- Investors in Mexico’s $91 billion of foreign sovereign bonds are coming to an uneasy realization: Perhaps Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is the populist they’d once feared him to be.Most Read from BloombergCaesars Entertainment Paid Millions to Hackers in AttackRay Dalio Says He Doesn’t Want to Hold Bonds, Cash ‘Is Good’When the Homeowners Association Comes for Your HomeRussian Elite Bring Back $50 Billion of Assets as Havens DwindleStocks Gain on Bets Fed Can Pull Off Soft Landing:

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