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25/12/2017 06:16 AST
Saudi Arabia’s finance ministry said on Sunday it had sold 4.77 billion riyals of domestic sukuk in its monthly sale by reopening the government’s October issue for a second time.
The ministry sold 2.40 billion riyals of five-year sukuk, 1.80 billion riyals of seven-year and 575 million riyals of 10-year. Applications for the offer totalled 10.32 billion riyals.
Last month, the ministry sold 6.68 billion riyals of sukuk in the first reopening of the issue, and in October it sold 10 billion riyals.
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