Saudi Arabia issues 2.833 bln riyal in domestic sukuk in January - NDMC
Saudi Arabia issued 2.833 billion riyal ($755.10 million)domestic sukuk, or Islamic bonds, for the month of January, the kingdom's National Debt Management Center said on Tuesday. The issuance was split into two tranches; the first, amounting to 1.248 billion riyal, matures in 2030. The second amounted to 1.585 billion riyal and matures in 2034. ($1 = 3.7518 riyals)
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Saudi Arabia issued 2.833 billion riyal ($755.10 million)domestic sukuk, or Islamic bonds, for the month of January, the kingdom's National Debt Management Center said on Tuesday. The issuance was split into two tranches; the first, amounting to 1.248 billion riyal, matures in 2030. The second amounted to 1.585 billion riyal and matures in 2034.
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