Peru's Dollar Bonds Surge 0.6 Cents as Fujimori Takes Presidential Oath on July 28

According to Bloomberg, on July 28, Peru's dollar bonds rallied significantly during Keiko Fujimori's presidential inauguration, becoming one of the best-performing sovereign debts in emerging markets. The nation's 2050-maturity dollar bonds rose 0.6 cents per dollar face value, with trading prices breaking above 95 cents per dollar.
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