Long-term dollar securities also did not change in the last seven days.
The Uruguayan bonds in pesos and Indexed Units (UI) They did not register a variation during this week, while long-term dollar securities behaved in the same way, according to the latest AFAP Weekly Monitor of the Republic.
Between last Monday the 4th and the 8th of this month, the behavior of global sovereign debt bonds in dollars was the only one that registered a small increase, although not in all titles. There was a coincidence between the peso bonds, Indexed Units and those in long-term dollars since they were marked by a invariance.
The only bonds that saw an increase were, first of all, that of 2025 with 0.15%. Meanwhile, 2027 saw the same increase as the previous one. The 2031 and 2033 bonds had an increase of 0.46% and 1.05%, respectively. Meanwhile, the Bond Indexed to Climate Indicators (BIIC) to 2034 had an increase of 1.29%, being the one with the greatest variation during the week. However, the only short-term bond that did not change was the 2024 bond.
For their part, long-term dollar bonds, including those stipulated for 2036, 2045, 2050 and 2055, all obtained a result of 0% last week. The same thing happened with the Indexed Unit bonds, those corresponding to 2028, 2031 and 2033.
Added to this behavior are the titles in Uruguayan pesos corresponding to 2027, 2030, 2037 and 2040. However, there was an exception, which was the 2028 bond, which saw a drop of 0.10%, being the only one that was located below last week.
What refers to sovereign spread that measures its own risk country with his Uruguay Bond Index (UBI) It fell a total of 10 bps points, achieving a total of 62 bps.
Meanwhile, the country risk that calculates AFAP Republic for these titles (IBI), which measures the average spread between the yield of bonds issued in UI by the Uruguayan State and the yield of TIPS (Treasury Inflation Protected Securities) of the United States government, fell 5 bps to 108 bps.
Source: Ambito
