Mexican government places two new euro-denominated bonds
ReutersJan 27, 2025 9:24 PM
MEXICO CITY, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Mexico's government issued new debt on Monday, placing two bonds worth a total of 2.4 billion euros, the finance ministry said in a statement.
Combined demand for the 8-year and 12-year bonds surpassed 8 billion euros and was the highest for euro-dominated sovereign debt issued by Mexico since 2019, according to the statement.
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