Colombia Investors Look Past Fiscal Woes and Buy Long Bonds
Investors are jumping into longer-dated Colombia bonds, wagering that the market has overshot the risks associated with President Gustavo Petro's budget woes.
The nation's dollar debt due in 10 years or more rose 2.2% last week, the best performance among similarly rated debt in Latin America.
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