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Investor Demand Pushes Saudi Dollar Bonds Over $14 B

5/7/2026

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Investor demand lifted the order book for Saudi Arabia’s new US-dollar bonds above $14 billion, showing renewed appetite for Gulf sovereign issuances.
The Public Investment Fund is issuing three-year, seven-year and 30-year bonds, priced 130–170 basis points over U.S. Treasuries, with terms due Thursday.
Saudi Arabia’s National Debt Management Center earlier secured about 90 % of annual financing through private markets after a January dollar sale at an 85-basis-point spread.

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Investor demand lifted the order book for Saudi Arabia’s new US-dollar bonds above $14 billion, showing renewed appetite for Gulf sovereign issuances.
The Public Investment Fund is issuing three-year, seven-year and 30-year bonds, priced 130–170 basis points over U.S. Treasuries, with terms due Thursday.
Saudi Arabia’s National Debt Management Center earlier secured about 90 % of annual financing through private markets after a January dollar sale at an 85-basis-point spread.