Costa Rica’s public debt officials may soon find themselves looking fondly back to a golden age of access to the international debt capital markets.
It was time when the country’s deals were met with huge international appetite, it could issue $1.5 billion in fresh debt, launched with no new issue premium thanks to $7.6 billion in orders – and then the bonds would promptly trade up in secondary.
That was all the way back in November.
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