For the second time this year, the Saudi government will issue riyal-denominated sukuk for the year, seeking to take advantage of huge interest in the bonds.
The local issuance comes amid rising demand for both international and domestic fixed income markets that provide safe and guaranteed returns.
Countries are resorting to fixed income instruments to settle budget obligations in a bid to fuel economic recovery and ease pandemic repercussions.
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