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– Amruth S
Colombia’s President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella said that his incoming administration intends to refinance the nation’s public debt. Ahead of his August 7 inauguration, he has instructed Finance Minister-designate Miguel Gómez to initiate talks in Washington with international banks and multilateral institutions. The focus of the talsk will be on extending maturities and lowering interest rates, thereby easing fiscal pressure.This follows the outgoing Gustavo Petro administration, during which Colombia’s deficit expanded to 6.4% of GDP in 2025. To manage this shortfall, the previous government relied on local debt issuance and other unconventional strategies like large-scale bond buybacks and a Swiss franc total return swap. De la Espriella aims to restore investor confidence by cutting taxes, reducing public expenditures, and reviving oil exploration.
Colombia’s 8% 2035s were up 0.3 points to 110.2, yielding 6.5%.
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