(Bloomberg) — Mexico is planning to raise funds through Samurai bonds for the first time in nearly two years, joining Slovenia in considering taking advantage of Japan’s still relatively low yields to sell debt.
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Mexico is marketing six tranches of yen notes ranging from three years to 20 years and may price the deal Thursday, according to a person familiar with the matter.
The announcement suggests that even after the Bank of Japan ended its radical monetary easing measures this year, yen borrowing costs are still attractive for overseas borrowers. At the same…