RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Colombia has issued new global bonds worth US$1.3 billion to international capital markets, while also reopening earlier-issued bonds, the ministry of finance said on Wednesday, January 13th.
The new bonds, due in 2061, have a 40-year placement and were issued at 3.875%, the ministry said in a statement, adding that they received demand for US$5.37 billion.
At the same time, Colombia issued global bonds due in 2031 worth US$1.54 billion in a reopening, of which US$1.23 billion formed part of a debt-management operation to . . .
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