Colombia launches tender offer to repurchase global bonds


Through the operation, the government seeks to lower borrowing costs and reduce the ratio of debt to gross domestic product. — Bloomberg

BOGOTA: Colombia is announcing that it will repurchase some of its outstanding global bonds with cash, as it looks to revamp its financing strategy amid increasing concerns about the widening budget deficit.

Some sovereign bonds leaped to a high for the year on the news.

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