Pakistan plans rupee-denominated, dollar-settled bond
Most outlets led with the announcement that Pakistan is planning to issue a rupee-denominated, dollar-settled bond to diversify its borrowing sources. Business Recorder added context about the recent $3 billion Eurobond sale and framed the new bond as part of broader efforts to reduce reliance on traditional financing. Minute Mirror used similar language but provided less detail, focusing on the introduction of the new borrowing instrument.
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Pakistan plans rupee-denominated, dollar-settled bond after $3 billion Eurobond sale
Finance minister says institutions already mandated for proposed instrument as govt seeks to diversify borrowing sources and reduce reliance on domestic banks; size, maturity and issuance timeline not disclosed
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Pakistan plans rupee-based, dollar-settled bond, s...
Pakistan is preparing to introduce a new borrowing instrument in a bid to diversify its financing sources and reduce the government’s heavy
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Pakistan plans rupee-denominated, dollar-settled bond, says Aurangzeb
After successfully raising $3 billion through a dual-tranche Eurobond sale, the government is planning to issue a rupee-denominated, dollar-settled bond as part of efforts to diversify its borrowing sources and reduce reliance on the domestic banking system, Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb said on Friday. “We have already mandated institutions who are going to work with us on this,” said Au...
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