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Asian investors flock to Gulf debt in hunt for yield and growth } ARABIAN GULF BUSINESS INSIGHT

 \Asian investors are piling into Gulf bonds and loans this year, reflecting both deepening trade and finance ties with the fast-growing region and an uncertain outlook elsewhere, including the world’s top two economies, the United States and China.

 

Asian investors flock to Gulf debt in hunt for yield and growth

By Reuters
Asian investors bought 40 percent of Qatar's $1 billion 3-year bond last month Reuters/Cheryl Ravelo
Asian investors bought 40 percent of Qatar's $1 billion 3-year bond last month
  • Gulf-Asia trade was $516bn last year
  • Gulf to grow 3.9% this year, IMF says
  • Gulf bonds offer higher yields than Asian debt

Asian investors are piling into Gulf bonds and loans this year, reflecting both deepening trade and finance ties with the fast-growing region and an uncertain outlook elsewhere, including the world’s top two economies, the United States and China.

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EFSIM Facilities pulls IPO from Saudi Exchange

By Edmund Bower

The financial district in Riyadh. Only three out of 11 companies that listed in Saudi Arabia this year are trading above their offer price Alamy via Reuters
The financial district in Riyadh. Only three out of 11 companies that listed in Saudi Arabia this year are trading above their offer price
  • Decision after book-building process
  • No reason given by EFSIM
  • IPO worth potential $90m

Property manager EFSIM Facilities Management has withdrawn its initial public offering from the Saudi Exchange the day after its book-building process ended.

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