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Colombia plunges in ahead of worsening market conditions

  • 24 Jan 2003
Colombia's nerves got the better of it this week as the country moved quickly to issue $500m 30 year bonds before markets worsened. The 10.375% of 2033s, led by Credit Suisse First Boston and JP Morgan, were announced and priced on Tuesday at a re-offer of 92.514 ...

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2 JPMorgan 156,950.09 679 7.46%
3 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 152,294.90 499 7.24%
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