Mexico Raises $1.8 Billion in First Samurai Bond Sale in Two Years
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Mexico Sells Samurai Bond for First Time in Two Years
Mexico returned to the Samurai bond market for the first time in two years on Friday, raising ¥282.8 billion ($1.77 billion) amid a rush of issuance as borrowers seek to lock in funding before Japanese interest rates potentially climb further.
Operation highlights interest of the international financial community in the country and reaffirms its trajectory as sovereign issuer in the Japanese market, says
Mexico returned this Friday to the Samurai bond market for the first time in two years and raised 282.8 billion yen ($1.77 billion), in the midst of a wave of issues as borrowers seek to secure financing before Japan’s interest rates can increase further. The bonds were sold in four tranches with maturities of between 3.5 and 20 years, with premiums of between 115 and 210 basis points on the benchmark swap rate in yen. The last issue of this typ…
With this offer in the Japanese market, the Ministry of Finance concludes its programme of emissions in the external markets by 2026.
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