Sukuk 2021 expected to exceed 2020 on refinancing, deficit-plugging and capex needs, say analysts
Global sukuk issuances are set to be higher in 2021 than 2020, thanks to low U.S. interest rates and yield-chasing investors, say analysts. At the same time, levels are set to be higher this year as issuers seek to refinance existing sukuk maturities, and new debts are sold to fill budget deficits or for capital expenditure.
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