Costa Rica plans to issue its first global bond since 2019, following an upgraded credit score by S&P. The government plans to sell USD notes maturing in 2034, with yields expected between 6.6% and 6.7%, to finance the government’s budget. Additionally, the country is looking to sell up to USD 1.5 bln in global bonds in the first half of this year, following Congress’ approval to sell USD 5 bln in global bonds through 2025.