Indonesia interests investors

Sovereign graduates from the IMF with first class honours in the international bond market.

The Republic of Indonesia returned to the international debt markets for the first time in eight years yesterday (Wednesday) with arguably the most smoothly executed Asian sovereign transaction of quite some time. The deal sailed through the market from start to finish and while pricing was tight, it was not as ludicrously aggressive as the China and Korean sovereign bonds of 2003. Many now expect the whole Indonesian curve to be pulled in as a result of its success.

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