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5.1
Jamaica to raise $10B via local bond auction, 9.625% coupon
Published 2 d ago1 sourceEvidence: Reported
SeverityModerateNationwide NewsLow-rated sourceJM
MarketsReportedLow
2.0
Jamaica's 11.25% 2046 bond auction results released
Bank of Jamaica published results for the Government of Jamaica's fixed-rate bond (11.25% coupon, due 2046) auction held on 23 October 2026. The release provides auction details but no yield or demand figures are included in the item. This is a routine debt management operation with limited market impact.
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Score Breakdown
Mosaic Score2.0
Model confidence0.9
Significance0.1
Source credibility0.1
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