US EditionEcuador Credit Raised by Moody's After $4 Billion Bond Sale
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The Ministry of Economy and Finance announced two positive effects of Ecuador’s return to the international capital market: the country’s risk closed on January 27, 2026 at 413 basis points and the Moody’s Ratings improved the country’s rating.
The bonds extend a rally in the face of Ecuador's good international debt issue that spills towards the emerging debt, while the variable income falls to the international mood sea.
Ecuador returned to the international capital market with a new bond issue of $4 billion. After the announcement, the country risk dropped to 413 points, its lowest level in more than ten years.
Ecuador’s bonds attracted unprecedented interest, showing that the country’s financial discipline generates confidence in global markets.
The issuance of bonds and the reconfiguration of external debt mark the return of Ecuador to international markets.
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