Middle East Bonds
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Investor demand leagues ahead of any other CEEMEA deal this year
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Saudi sovereign wealth fund goes all out with century tranche
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Ceske drahy and CEE issuers are ready to go, but PIF is holding back
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One investor has forecast a deal of between $1.5bn-$2bn
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Saudi sov wealth vehicle to make long awaited debut
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Ruling family offers 8.75% for sukuk
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Issuers must ramp up ESG sophistication to snare European cash
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Bond puts in a rare secondary bounce over reoffer
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There are technical reasons for such wide spreads, in particular very low liquidity
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Recent new bonds from both the Middle East and CEE have held up, although liquidity is low
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Selling bonds internationally would cost more than interbank financing
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The real estate company continued a spike in primary market activity from Gulf issuers