US EditionThe 2030 Bond Debuted: What the First Move of the New Fixed Rate Bond Anticipates for the Dollar
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The 2030 Bond debuted in the secondary market with strong demand, lowered its IRR to 28% and left returns in dollars of 4%, although the market still projects a dollar above the average value of the band.
Foreign investors "saw it" with the 2030 Bond. At least, so it seems for now, judging by the performance of the new debt title they entered with dollars, payable at a fixed rate in pesos for five years.In two days of operations in the secondary market, it exhibits good levels of liquidity and profits for those who entered the tender.The 2030 Bond operated again upwards this Thursday, above $ 109, so it marks a rise of 9% since its issuance.The t…
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