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Uruguay · Markets Montevideo, Uruguay. (Photo internet reproduction) Key Facts —Total placed. Uruguay raised the equivalent of US$1.697 billion across two reopened global sovereign bonds. —Peso tranche. The nominal peso bond maturing in 2035 was placed for US$1.298 billion at a fixed yield of 7.75%. —Dollar tranche. The US dollar bond maturing in 2037 was […]
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