An increase in the yields of U.S. Treasury bonds has increased the sale of bonds in dollars, impacting on Costa Rican bonds traded internationally and in the domestic market.
From a report on 'Pulso Bursátil', the blog by Aldesa:
Fall in Costa Rican Bond Prices Sharpens
As mentioned recently, the rise in yields of U.S. Treasury bond has triggered a sell-off of dollar-denominated bonds, which firstly hit hard Costa Rican internationally traded bonds, but recently has also started to affect Bond prices traded in the domestic market.