The value of El Salvador’s sovereign bonds has experienced a notable increase, reaching 99.533 points from the previous 78.199, according to recent market figures. President Nayib Bukele celebrated this advance, noting that it reflects investor confidence in the country’s economic stability and growth, following the announcement of a fully funded 2025 national budget. “Any Salvadoran bond is a great investment”, said the president.
This increase in the value of bonds has been received as a clear indication that the government’s economic policies are having a positive impact. The improvement in security and social order implemented during the Bukele administration has been key to attracting the confidence of investors, who see the country as an increasingly attractive destination for their capital.
The presentation of the 2025 funded budget has reinforced this perception, highlighting the country’s capacity to sustain its long-term financial commitments. This has been seen as a crucial driver of the bond rally, which had already been trending upwards since august.
The optimism among investors and analysts not only supports bond growth, but also boosts expectations of a greater flow of foreign investment, which could translate into stronger and more sustained economic growth for El Salvador in the coming years.