Investors prefer Peru's PDI Brady Bonds

(Peru.com) The price of the Peruvian PDI Brady Bonds recorded is highest level, reaching 74.25% of its nominal value. This is an indicator of the existing preference among investors to buy the Peruvian bonds, considering the instability in the rest of the market.
Several analysts pointed that while countries like Argentine and Brazil go through financial problems, the stable economies of Peru and Panama will become strong alternatives that give safety and a good yield, if compared with the US bonds.

Peru's risk rate, measured according to the difference between the yield of the Peruvian and the US bonds, decreased to 6,23%.
The business union Comex Peru stressed the different point of view that Peruvian and foreign investors have on the local economy. In a communiqué, Comex Peru informed that unlike the good opinion of foreign investors about our economy, local investors are still influenced by the political scene and show pessimism.