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Saudi dollar bond yields edge down following bumper sale

The past month has been dominated by Saudi Arabia’s inaugural international bond sale and, in the first few days of trading, yields on the bonds have edged down in line with those in the rest of the Gulf. Meanwhile, the Egyptian pound has fallen further on the black market as speculation of a devaluation has mounted.

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