Uruguay to buy back $788m of bonds

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Uruguay to buy back $788m of bonds

Mark Baker
August 08, 2013 12:15 pm

The Republic of Uruguay use $788m of the proceeds from Tuesday's $2bn 2024 bond to buy back existing debt, the government's debt management unit said on Wednesday.

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