Kyrgyzstan weighs debut US dollar bond sale


- Bloomberg

Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan): The Kyrgyz Republic is testing investor appetite for a possible first-ever sale of US dollar bonds.

The government is considering an issuance as soon as next year, pending an improvement in the central Asian country’s credit rating, Arzuubek Zhumayev, the Kyrgyz Finance Ministry’s head of state debt, told Bloomberg News by phone.

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