The Minister of Finance, Dario Durigan, announced this Wednesday (15) the raising of 5 billion euros in Brazilian sovereign debt bonds issued in Europe.
Durigan assessed the action as a “great success”, highlighting that “the offer was much greater than our expectations”, indicating that Brazil has credibility in the international market.
According to the minister, the so-called eurobonds They were launched with three different maturity periods: four, seven and ten years.
In a movement towards the internationalization of Brazilian debts that was promised in his first speech as head of the department, Durigan pointed out that there is a stimulus and facilitation for Brazilian companies to also issue issues in foreign markets.
The minister highlighted that the Brazilian private sector’s access to the European market will become even easier in the wake of the free trade agreement between Mercosur and the EU (European Union).
“We seek to strengthen and unify our relationship with Europe,” said Durigan.
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