Chile placed €3.1 billion (~US$3.66 billion) in LatAm sovereign bonds at 2.8x oversubscription, while Uruguay opened its first global bond of the year.
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Key Facts
—Chile issuance size €3.1 billion (~US$3.66 billion) in euro-denominated bonds on July 27, 2026
—Oversubscription The three-tranche deal was 2.8 times oversubscribed
—Maturities and spreads 8-year at ~100 bps over mid-swaps, 12-year at ~143 bps, 20-year spread not confirmed
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