The sovereign eurobond cost and the latest issue
- Local and multilateral financing
- Where the credit comes from
- Audited
In July 2025 Guatemala placed US$1,500 million in two tranches: US$800 million at 11 years with a 6.250% coupon (priced at 99.073%) and US$700 million at 30 years with a 6.875% coupon (priced at 98.429%), with demand of ~US$6,000 million across 315 orders (Prensa Libre, 9 July 2025). According to the Ministry of Public Finance (Minfin), it was the first Latin American issuer of 2025 to negotiate a rate below the secondary yield at the same maturity. The exact pricing date (7 July according to press coverage), the amortization of the US$800 M tranche and the domestic comparison of 6.97% at 7 years could not be cross-checked because Minfin's press room returned a 403. In the local market, Treasury bonds are sold to retail investors from Q5,000 (previously Q10,000). The spread over US Treasuries has no direct public series.
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- Tramo a 11 años
- US$800 millones, cupón 6.250%, precio 99.073%
- Tramo a 30 años
- US$700 millones, cupón 6.875%, precio 98.429%
- Demanda
- ~US$6,000 millones en 315 órdenes
- Monto mínimo Bonos del Tesoro para minoristas
- Q5,000 (antes Q10,000)
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