Guatemala Keeps Placing Public Debt

The Ministry of Finance Awarded Treasury Bonds in local currency for an equivalent amount of $19 million, at a cut-off rate of 6.2% and expiring in August 2034.

Thursday, July 4, 2019

In the event of issuance of Electronically Registered Representative Certificates in Custody in the Banco de Guatemala, a demand for $42.9 million was received, corresponding in its entirety to the maturity date of 11/23/2039. No position was awarded in this issuance modality, informed the Ministry of Finance.

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From the Ministry of Finance statement:

The results of the placement of Treasury Bonds of the Republic of Guatemala represented through Annotation in Account (Public Tender); and of Representative Certificates electronically registered in Custody in the Banco de Guatemala (Auction and Public Tender) held on July 3, 2019, with a total demand of Q.1,135.0 million, are the following:

In the event of Treasury Bonds issuance represented through Annotation in Account, a demand of Q.805.0 million was received, of which Q.100.0 million corresponded to the expiration date of 03/28/28; Q.49.0 million for the expiration date of 06/225/2031; Q.546.0 million for the expiration date of 08/21/2034 and, Q.110.0 million to the expiration date of 11/23/2039.

In this issuance system Q.150.0 million were awarded, corresponding to the expiration date of 21/08/2034, at a cut price of 108.4854 and a cut rate of 6.2499%.

In the event of issuance of Electronically Registered Representative Certificates in Custody in the Banco de Guatemala, a demand of Q.330.0 million was received, corresponding in its totality to the expiration date of 11/23/2039. No bids were awarded in this issuance modality.

The global amount awarded of Treasury Bonds of the Republic of Guatemala up to date, including those made through public tenders and auctions ascended to Q.17,578.14 million, corresponding to the 2019 Fiscal Year, of which Q.8.05 million correspond to the awards of Treasury Bonds for small investors.

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