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Mexico Issues $2.9 Billion Of New 30-Year USD Bonds

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  • Following up on the announcement earlier of Mexico raising $1.35 billion from the sale of new bonds due in 2053. The country also issued another $1.59 billion to buy back existing notes maturing between 2041 to 2052, the government said in a statement late Thursday.
  • The final amount of new 30-year bonds will depend on how much of the debt is accepted by the country. The results of the tender offer show Mexico repurchasing as much as $2 billion of existing notes, according to a separate government statement on Friday. (Bloomberg)

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