Mexico Sells Samurai Bond for First Time in Two Years
Mexico issued its first Samurai bond in two years, raising ¥282.8 billion ($1.77 billion) in Japanese yen-denominated debt. The issuance comes as borrowers rush to secure funding before potential increases in Japanese interest rates. This marks a significant return to the Japanese bond market for the Mexican government.
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Mexico Sells Samurai Bond for First Time in Two Years
Mexico issued its first Samurai bond in two years, raising ¥282.8 billion ($1.77 billion) in Japanese yen-denominated debt. The issuance comes as borrowers rush to secure funding before potential increases in Japanese interest rates. This marks a significant return to the Japanese bond market for the Mexican government.
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