MEXICO CITY, June 2 (Reuters) - Mexico's finance ministry said on Monday it had carried out an operation consistent with reopening bonds maturing in two, three and five years worth some 179.39 billion pesos (around $9.34 billion).
The ministry said the operation, which marked the bonds' second placement and which it had carried out on Friday, is part of strategy to strengthen liquidity and boost the efficiency of the local debt market.
($1 = 19.2079 Mexican pesos)