2000-03-01 Mexico 10yr issue
Daily Brady Bond Trading Commentary
Wednesday March 1, 2000
Mexico increased its 10-year issue size to Euro 1.0 billion as the country's dollar-denominated debt continued its very strong performance.
European accounts were anxious to grab Mexican paper at 210 bps over bunds, with the prospect of a Moody's upgrade within the next two months. The oil market remains hot as well, and discussions among oil ministers about production increases and a $25/bbl target has hardly been enough to stem the rally.
Mexican Bradys have room to outperform globals on a spread basis, especially as value recovery rights become increasingly in-the-money, assuming the market can overcome chronic problems with settling the warrants.
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