Middle East
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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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Turkish private sector issuers tipped to follow with deals of their own
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Bookrunners were unsure how much demand there would be given the drought in Turkish bank issuance
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Turkish state owned banks are not under government pressure to issue in dollars, said bankers
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The state-owned export bank drew a book over $1.75bn in a now rare non-sovereign deal from Turkey
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Oman's OQ launched the flotation of its oil drilling business, Saudi regulators approved IPO of TAM Development
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Olam Agriculture and Adnoc Gas are among the companies from the region tipped to list over the coming months
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Issuer started around 40bp wider than a fellow Israeli bank, said an off-deal banker
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Turkey's economic woes have subdued its IPO market for years
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GCC issuance has been limited to FAB and Saudi Arabia but is expected to pick up
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$2bn debut will likely be Israel's only benchmark of 2023 but taps or private deals possible
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Scarce Israeli issuance means that when issuers from the country do come to market, investors pile in