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LatinNews Daily - 05 January 2022
In brief: Mexico places new bonds on global market
* Mexico’s finance ministry (SHCP) has announced that it has placed two new benchmark bonds on the global market for a total amount of US$5.8bn due to mature in 12 and 30 years. In a statement, the SHCP also said it refinanced foreign debt worth US$2.3bn. With the transactions, the SHCP said Mexico had covered 57.3% of its external funding programme for 2022.
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