Egypt capitalises on bond boom with $3bn borrowing plan
Egypt will raise $3 billion by selling dollar bonds maturing in as long as 40 years as it seeks to take advantage of low borrowing costs and investors’ hunger for returns. The North African nation launched securities due in five, 10 and 40 years paying yields of 3.875%, 5.875% and…
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