Middle East Bonds
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A big drop in oil prices means countries may look at issuing international bonds -
Risk-off environment and inflation battle are a nasty combination for EM
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The lender offered investors a spread of nearly 200bp to the Emirate of Sharjah, said a lead bank
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Development bank's triple-A ratings mean GCC's sovereigns and banks will learn little from its sukuk
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Climate finance is growing in the Middle East as region prepares to host COP28 climate summit later this year
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Other Middle East sovereigns want to follow emirate's lead in asset class
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Gulf bank offers Kanga buyers something a little different with 10 year deal
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One syndicate banker expects CEEMEA issuance will form an 'orderly procession', not a 'deluge'
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Middle East borrowers pushing issuance records already for February with more to come
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Middle East issuance was low in January but much more is expected in the coming month
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Emerging market bond investors are confident the stellar start to the year can continue, particularly after the US Federal Reserve did little to dampen their spirits at its latest monetary policy meeting this week
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CEE sovereign's success to drive borrowers to issue in US currency over euros
