A. M. The salvadoran economy continues to show signs of strength in international markets, especially with the positive performance of its sovereign bonds. This rebound is seen as a reflection of confidence in the country’s fiscal management and the economic direction adopted by the government. In the most recent session, several bonds experienced significant gains, driven by both internal and external factors.
Among the bonds that stood out for their growth was the bond maturing in 2030, currently trading at US$106.37, up 0.43% on the day. Meanwhile, the bond maturing in 2054 reached US$103.49, up 0.66%, while the 2032 bond is selling at US$101.70, showing a gain of 0.21%. All these bonds are above their face value, reflecting renewed interest from international investors.
One of the main drivers of this behavior is the recent agreement reached with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which opened new lines of financing for El Salvador. Adding to this support is the confidence of multilateral organizations that positively value the country’s economic stability and financial compliance capacity.
Likewise, strengthening public finances has been key. Government policies such as the Anti-Tax Evasion Plan and the Anti-Smuggling Plan have increased state revenues and protected productive sectors, which contributes to improving the perception of country risk and generating greater attractiveness for the markets.
Rating agencies have also begun to reflect this improvement in their reports, highlighting a stable outlook for El Salvador. This improved credit rating further contributes to investor confidence, consolidating the country’s position in international financial markets.
