Guatemala Allocates $ 113 Million in Bonds

The Ministry of Finance issued $ 10.5 million in dollar-denominated securities and $ 103 million in Quetzales (Q802 million).

Friday, February 18, 2011

Most of the placement was made at 12 and 15 years, $ 66 million and $ 16 million, respectively, paying interest of 8.8% and 9% respectively in Quetzales.

As reported by Prensalibre.com, 67% of the issuance was sold to the private sector.

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