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Colombia repurchased $2.9bn of its sovereign bonds under the tender offer which was announced last Monday. The aggregate purchase price for the tendered bonds was $1.9bn, with the operation focusing on the longer end of the curve. The transaction secured about $1bn in nominal debt discount and interest savings of $28mn in 2025 and $135mn in 2026, according to the country’s Finance Ministry. The tender offer will settle on August 14. The move, part of a broader $10bn debt management plan announced in June, aims to lower borrowing costs and to reduce the country’s debt-to-GDP ratio.
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