The government of the Caribbean country issued $1.3 billion in the international market for a term of 10 years and an interest rate of 6%.
This is the second issue that the Dominican Republic has made in the international market, as in the month of February it issued $1 billion for a term of 30 years and a rate of 6.5%, and another of $822 million for a 5 year term and a rate of 8.9%.
The government of Costa Rica announced that in the first semester it would issue up to $2.175 billion in debt securities in the local market, however, as of June it has already issued $3.633 billion.
In February of this year, the Ministry of Finance announced that in the first semester it would issue $2.175 million in debt securities through the auction mechanisms and electronic window in the local market.But according to data from the National Stock Exchange, from January to June, the amount awarded exceeded the initial estimates by 67%.
To avoid further pressure on local interest rates, the Ministry of Finance will be considering issuing $1 billion a year in the international market over the next four years.
Representatives from the Ministry of Finance confirmed that they are preparing an application to the Legislative Assembly to issue $4 billion in debt securities in the international market.
Citing a long history of fiscal and monetary policy characterized by prudent management, the rating agency Moody's maintained the country's credit risk rating in Ba1.
Inversiones Simco has placed the first $12 million of $20 million it expects to issue in the Salvadoran securities market, to finance part of the Millennium Plaza mixed-use project.
The securitization fund called Millennium was structured by Ricorp Titularizadora and amounts to $20 million.However, initially $12 million has been placed and the remaining funds will be raised as the works progress.
Explained by obligations with national creditors, between December 2017 and March 2018, the debt increased from $6.487 billion to $6.727 billion, registering an increase of 3.7%.
The Central Bank of Nicaragua reported that as of March 2018 "...
El Salvador's Congress approved an IDB loan of $350 million to finance the government budget deficit at a 3.25% rate.
The president of the Legislative Assembly, Norman Quijano, stated that " ..." with the conditions offered by the IDB we will have an interest rate estimated at 3.25%, with the bonds we had an average rate of 7 and 8%, the reduction of interests will mean a saving of tens of millions of dollars for the country.' "
Treasury debt securities were adjudicated in Quetzales for fifteen years and at a rate of 6.5%.
From a statement issued by the Ministry of Finance:
May 15, 2018.The Ministry of Public Finance held the 16th placement event forTreasury Bonds of the Republic of Guatemala in Fiscal Year 2018, the results of which are as follows:
The international airport of Panama has issued on the international market a 30-year debt issuance, at an interest rate of 6%.
The decision to issue the bonds is in accordance with Tocumen's plans to modernize the air terminal's electrical system, and to build a third runway and the first phase of the logistics area.
The government issued $1.2 billion worth of debt securities in the international market, maturing in 2050 and with a coupon of 4.5%.
From a statement issued by the Ministry of Economy and Finance:
April 9, 2018.The Republic of Panama entered the international markets today throughthe issuance of a new Global Bond with maturity in 2050 for an amount of $1.2 billion and a coupon of 4.50%.
Arguing that the financial conditions and the term of the operation were not adequate, the Ministry of Finance has decided not to issue $1,5 billion in debt bonds in the local market.
The announcement was made by the Ministry of Finance through a Relevant Fact sent to the General Superintendence of the Securities Market.
As of January 31, 2018, the total balance of the Panamanian government debt totaled $23.384 billion, 7% more than was registered at the end of the same month in 2017.
According to data from the Ministry of Economy and Finance, between January 2017 and 2018, public debt rose from $21,852 million to $23,384 million, which is explained by growth of both external and domestic debt, which increased in equal proportion.
During the first semester, the government plans to issue up to $2.175 billion in debt securities through auction mechanisms and electronic windows in the local market.
According to the plan presented by the Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank, the debt figure "... contemplates issues through the mechanisms of auctions and electronic windows. This amount does not include loans made through internal debt placement contracts or debt swaps. In liabilities management, the plan is to continue swaps and reverse auctions."
The Caribbean country issued $1 billion on the international market for a term of 30 years and at a rate of 6.5%, and another $822 million with a 5-year term and a rate of 8.9%.
Dominican authorities reported that the country issued for the first time in the New York market, a 5-year bond issue for $822 million, and another, also in dollars, at 30 years and for $1 billion.
The Morales administration intends to continue with the issuance in 2018 of Treasury bonds aimed at small investors, with investment amounts ranging from between $3 thousand and $68 thousand.
The measure will give continuity to what was done in the previous year, when 35 small investors acquired debt bonds for $1.3 million at a rate of 6.25%.
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