Saudi Arabia New Dollar Sukuk Sale to Follow a $9 Billion Debut Last Year

Published September 13th, 2018 - 06:57 GMT
Saudi Arabia raised $50 billion through international conventional and Islamic bonds. (Shutterstock)
Saudi Arabia raised $50 billion through international conventional and Islamic bonds. (Shutterstock)

Saudi Arabia is expected to announce a potential new US dollar-denominated Sukuk deal, reported Reuters.

The new debt issue would be the Kingdom’s second international Sukuk, following a $9 billion debut deal last year.

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Saudi Arabia is working on a number of economic reforms aimed at diversifying its economy and has projected a fiscal deficit of SAR 195 billion of GDP this year, down from SAR 230 billion last year. 

Over the past two years, Saudi Arabia raised $50 billion through international conventional and Islamic bonds.

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