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Nakheel PJSC may pay about 3.6 billion dirhams ($980 million) of Islamic bonds due May 13 even if its parent Dubai World doesn’t reach a formal debt -restructuring agreement, a government spokeswoman said. …
Credit default swaps linked to Dubai plunged yesterday after the government said it will provide as much as $9.5 billion for Dubai World, which is seeking to reschedule $23.5 billion of debt . Bonds sold by real-estate unit Nakheel PJSC …
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LONDON – Dubai debt insurance costs surged to 2-1/2 month highs on Friday and bond yields rose as growing uncertainty over the fate of the debt -laden conglomerate Dubai World sent investors scrambling to hedge their exposure. …
Emerging market bonds were not spared from the volatility as Moody’s downgraded six Dubai state-owned corporate issues in the wake of the Dubai World debt restructuring. With Dubai World still fresh on investors’ minds the flurry of …
In the last few days, the interplay between sovereign debt ratings, interest rates, and exchange rate movements was in full display. First it was Dubai World that left lenders and stock financial market investors in a state of disbelief …
Ratification of a monetary union agreement as well as Dubai debt woes will top the agenda of the 30th Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) summit due to kick off in Kuwait City on Monday, a Kuwait official said. …
Dubai isn’t the only part of the world that is managing debt payments, despite the recent coverage about debt restructuring at Dubai World. Here’s the top 10 countries by external debt – the total public and private debt owed to …
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“There is nothing investors dislike more than this kind of event,” said Norval Loftus, the head of convertible bonds and Islamic debt at Matrix Group Ltd. in London, which manages $2.5 billion of assets including Dubai credits. …