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El Salvador’s bonds have shown a remarkable improvement in their market position, registering an increase of 1,892 points since wednesday, august 7, reaching a value of 74,292 this friday. This rise marks the third consecutive day of growth in prices, driven by the optimism generated after the announcement of a pre-agreement between the Salvadoran government and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
The improvement in the price of salvadoran bonds has strengthened the confidence of large investors, who have responded positively to the progress in the negotiations with the IMF. As a result, El Salvador’s risk measurement has decreased by 39.7 points in this three-day period, consolidating the country’s position among the fastest growing emerging markets.
The increase in the value of bonds also suggests that, should El Salvador need external financing, it may be able to access more favorable terms, including lower interest rates. This favorable trend reflects greater stability and confidence in the government’s economic policies.
President Nayib Bukele shared a comparative chart on his social networks, where the positive change in bonds is observed, highlighting the impact of the recent economic boost. The administration has emphasized that these achievements have been obtained without compromising social investment, maintaining a balanced approach to the country’s finances.
