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Published on 11/16/2010 in the Prospect News Emerging Markets Daily.

New Issue: Banco de Mexico auctions 5.5 billion pesos, 600 million UDIs of bonds

By Richard Connell

New York, Nov. 16 - The Banco de Mexico announced the results of its weekly auction of bonds. Tuesday's sale came in three parts, two totaling 5.5 billion pesos and one for 600 million UDIs.

Mexico accepted bids for 1 billion pesos of Bondes D bonds with a term of 1,813 days. The bonds priced at 99.24125 to yield 0.17%. Demand totaled 2.325 billion pesos in this auction.

The bank also accepted bids for 4.5 billion pesos of 8½% Bonos 20A with a maturity of May 2029. The bonds priced at 112.267 to yield 7.29%.

In a third tranche, Mexico accepted bids for 600 million UDIs of 4% bonds with a maturity of November 2040. The bonds priced at 109.52 to yield 3.49%. A total of 1,039,690,000 UDIs of demand was received in this auction.

Issuer:Banco de Mexico
Total amount:5.5 billion pesos, 600 million UDIs
Issue:Banco de Mexico bonds
Auction date:Nov. 16
Bonds due in 1,813 days
Issue:Bondes D
Amount:1 billion pesos
Term:1,813 days
Price:99.24125
Yield:0.17%
Bonds due 2029
Issue:Bonos 20A
Amount:4.5 billion pesos
Maturity:May 2029
Coupon:8½%
Price:112.267
Yield:7.29%
Bonds due 2040
Issue:UDI Bonos 30A
Amount:600 million UDIs
Maturity:November 2040
Coupon:4%
Price:109.52
Yield:3.49%

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