NEW YORK, USA (Bloomberg) -- El Salvador paid two percentage points more than Panama in a sale of $800 million of bonds as the Central American country tapped debt markets less than a week after having its credit rating cut to junk. The country sold the 10-year bonds to yield 7.375 percent. read more...
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