By Richard Connell
New York, April 14 - The Banco de Mexico announced the results of its weekly auction of bonds. Tuesday's sale came in two parts, one for 5 billion pesos and one for 450 million UDIs.
Mexico accepted bids for 5 billion pesos of 9% Bonos 3A bonds with a maturity of December 2011. The bonds priced at 107.3105 to yield 6.04%. Demand totaled 12.77 billion pesos in this auction.
Mexico also accepted bids for 450 million UDIs of 3¼% bonds with a maturity of June 2012. The bonds priced at 100.73 to yield 3.01%. Demand totaled 816.02 million UDIs in this auction.
Issuer: | Banco de Mexico
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Total amount: | 5 billion pesos, 450 million UDIs
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Issue: | Banco de Mexico bonds
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Auction date: | April 14
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Bonds due 2011
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Issue: | Bonos 5A
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Amount: | 5 billion pesos
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Maturity: | December 2011
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Coupon: | 9%
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Price: | 107.3105
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Yield: | 6.04%
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Bonds due 2012
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Issue: | UDI Bonos 3A
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Amount: | 450 million UDIs
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Maturity: | June 2012
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Coupon: | 3¼%
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Price: | 100.73
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Yield: | 3.01%
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