A. M. The value of salvadoran bonds maturing in 2034 reached US$97.24, according to the latest report shared by President Nayib Bukele. This increase represents a 2.82% growth every five days, reflecting an upward trend that contrasts with the fall of bonds in larger economies.
El Salvador currently has 10 bonds outstanding with maturities between 2027 and 2054. Market analysts attribute the growth in its value to key factors such as a self-financed budget and the repurchase of public debt, strategies that have strengthened investor confidence.
Despite extreme volatility in global markets, Salvadoran bonds have maintained stability and attractiveness. While in other economies bonds have fallen sharply, in El Salvador they have continued to rise, consolidating their perception as a profitable option.
This dynamic has generated greater interest among investors, who see in these bonds an opportunity for profitability before maturity. The current outlook suggests that, if conditions are maintained, the appreciation of these financial instruments could continue to rise.
With these actions, El Salvador is moving towards the stabilization of its economy, strengthening investors’ confidence and reducing its exposure to financial risks in the near future.
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