Panama to Issue $ 600 Million in Bonds

During 2011 the Government will issue up to $ 600 million in Treasury Notes to finance the deficit and meet debt maturities.

Friday, January 7, 2011


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Alberto Vallarino, Minister of Economy and Finance, explained that the deficit for 2011 is planned at $ 436 million, but could grow as a result of national emergencies.

In addition to approving the issuance, the National Economic Council approved a credit of $ 500 million with Banco Nacional de Panama.

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