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The federal domestic and external public debt is mostly comprised of bonds, which are
distinguished accordingly to the context and the issuance reasons. For floating rating bonds,
for an example, there are several indexes, which vary accordingly to the type. There are also
bonds that are not indexed, the so-called fixed rate bonds. Lastly, there are differences
regarding interest rates, type of payment, and type of offering (auction or direct).
The characteristics of each federal domestic and external debt bonds are listed
below.
For more details about the domestic bonds pricing and taxation, among other subjects, please access the
Foreign Investors
Handout..
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