The Ministry of Economy and Finance will reopen the NT Series 11 in pesos. The BCU will offer 3 LRM.
He Central Bank of Uruguay (BCU) published a new tentative calendar for the placement of public debt securities in nominal pesos and Series 7 Treasury Notes in Previsional Units (UP) for this week that begins this Monday and 21.2 billion pesos will be tendered in four placements issued by the financial entity.
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On Monday the 17th, at 2:00 p.m., the first title in pesos will be put up for bid 8.3 billion pesos (211.28 million dollars) with a term 35 days, with an expiration date of Thursday, July 22 of the current year. In this total, 1,660 million pesos (42.26 million dollars) will be non-competitive placements, while the integration date is expected for that same day.


On Tuesday the 18th, at 2:30 p.m., the Treasury Note Series 7 in Previsional Units (UP) for 1,200 million pesos (about 30.55 million dollars) with a term of 4.8 years, and a maturity date of February 21, 2029. This tender will not have non-competitive placements and the integration date is up to date. following.
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That same Tuesday at 2:00 p.m., the bidding for a title in pesos will be held 5,000 million pesos (almost 127.28 million dollars) with a 92 day period, and an expiration date of September 18 of the current year. Within the total, some 1,000 million pesos (25.46 million dollars) will be non-competitive placements, the integration date will be that same day.
Finally, on Friday the 21st, Also at 2:00 p.m., the last title in pesos of the week will be auctioned, for others 6.7 billion pesos (almost 170.55 million dollars) with a term of 182 days, and an expiration date of December 20 of the current year. Of the total, 1,340 million pesos (almost 34.11 million dollars) will be non-competitive placements. The integration date of the title will be that same day.
Source: Ambito