Turkey Splurges on Foreign-Currency Debt as Yields Tumble: Chart
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Turkey took advantage of falling global yields to raise $2.25 billion in a Eurobond sale on Tuesday, bringing total foreign-currency debt sales to just under $20 billion so far this year, according to Bloomberg calculations using Treasury data. The record figure includes sukuks sold to local and foreign investors, gold-backed securities issued in the domestic market, and private placements to shore up state banks.