The Government Managed to Exchange Debt for $2.879 Million and Extended Dollar Maturities Linked
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The Treasury portfolio achieved an accession of 57.8% of the commitments planned for the end of the month. Still, they remain in force about $16 billion.
While the economic team exhibits records of exports, trade surplus and financial support from the World Bank as signs of external strength, investors continue to seek coverage against a possible rise in the dollar and leave a current photograph that is at least nuanced.This tension was exposed in the last dollar debt swap linked, with which the Treasury managed to clear part of a month-end maturity, but it revalidated instruments tied to the exc…
The transaction reached an accession close to 58% of the eligible title and allowed to replace part of the short-term commitments with instruments with maturities in 2026 and 2028. The process received 275 offers and mobilized proposals for more than US$3,450 million. Read more
The government awarded the equivalent of US$2.879 million in a linked dollar debt swap, but the operation had a partial accession. Despite the goal of easing the strong June commitments, nearly 80% of the end-of-month maturities remain unchanged.
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