Mexico Highlights Improving Credit Spreads as Bonds Shift Toward Speculative Grade

Mexican officials point to narrowing credit-default swap spreads as evidence of strengthening debt market confidence, even as investor sentiment classifies bonds closer to junk status.

26 Aug, 18:10 — 26 Aug, 18:10

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Mexico Touts Improving CDS as Bonds Trade as Speculative Grade

Mexico cited improving spreads in the credit-default swaps market as a sign of its good standing in debt markets, where investors have sent its bonds trading more in line with speculative-grade nations.

By Maria Elena Vizcaino and Kelsey Butler

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Mexico Highlights Improving Credit Spreads as Bonds Shift Toward Speculative Grade

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