The Mexican government issues $6.8 billion in bonds on international markets.

MEXICO CITY.- Mexico carried out a financial transaction in the international debt markets for a total amount of 6.8 billion dollars.

This allowed for the issuance of bonds to repurchase debt and exchange it for other long-term instruments, and a reduction in external debt of $207 million, equivalent to 15%.

The Mexican government carried out a $6.8 billion transaction in international markets. https://t.co/fC9VZM5Bdy #TreasuryStatement pic.twitter.com/j487RPgBjM

— Hacienda (@Hacienda_Mexico) June 24, 2025

Through its account on the social network “X,” formerly Twitter, the federal agency published the statement and highlighted the $6.8 billion operation in international markets.

The Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP) stated that in a highly volatile environment, 240 institutional investors worldwide participated, demonstrating an appetite for $19 billion.

This confirms the financial markets' confidence in the country's economic and fiscal management, the federal government agency stated in a statement.

At the same time, he reaffirmed his commitment to using public debt responsibly, in accordance with the 2025 Annual Financing Plan, which establishes that a prudent fiscal policy will be maintained with a sustainable public debt trajectory.

Also respecting the debt ceilings authorized by the Congress of the Union for the current fiscal year.

This liability management, he added, is in addition to the federal government's proactive and responsible refinancing strategy in international markets, which has prioritized reducing financing risk and favoring fixed-rate, long-term instruments.

The Treasury detailed that the financial operation consisted of three parts:

First, two new benchmark bonds were issued, maturing in 2032 and 2038, for $3.95 billion and $2.85 billion each.

Funds were then raised for an early repurchase of a bond that was due to mature in 2026.

Finally, a refinancing transaction was executed for an amount of $2.5 billion, which consisted of the exchange of bonds payable in 2027 and 2031 for the new references.

The bond documented in 2032 will pay a coupon rate of 5.85% while the 2038 bond will pay a coupon rate of 6.625%.

The Treasury emphasized that high investor participation generated a profit of 15 basis points and 25 basis points, respectively.

That is, he explained, below the levels recorded in the January 2025 transaction, and a compression in interest rates of 16% and 13%, between the announced price and the closing price.

The Mexican government announced the issuance of bonds totaling $9.25 billion, maturing in 2032 and 2038, to refinance and pre-purchase bonds maturing between 2026 and 2031. This extends the bonds' maturities to a longer period. pic.twitter.com/a7k7YtXHJW

— Gabriela Siller Pagaza (@GabySillerP) June 24, 2025

Also on social media, Gabriela Siller Pagaza, director of Economic Analysis at Grupo Financiero BASE and professor of Economics at the Monterrey Institute of Technology, published the SHCP statement.

In her post, Gabriela Siller notes that, “The Mexican government announced the issuance of bonds totaling $9.25 billion, maturing in 2032 and 2038, to refinance and pre-purchase bonds maturing between 2026 and 2031.”

The director of Economic Analysis at Grupo Financiero BASE emphasizes that, "With this, the bond maturities are set for a longer period."

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