Qatar will sell dollar bonds for the second straight year, joining the rush of emerging markets borrowing from yield-hungry investors
Qatar plans to tap the dollar-bond market for the second year in a row, adding to the rush of emerging markets borrowing from yield-hungry investors.
The tiny emirate is looking to sell bonds maturing in 2024, 2029 and 2049, using the proceeds for budgetary and general funding purposes, according to a term sheet and a prospectus provided by one of the banks handling the deal.
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