Turkey Raises $2.25 Billion in First Post-Quake Debt Sale
- 2029 dollar bonds priced to yield 9.5%, Treasury says
- Turkey has so far raised $5 billion via bond sales this year
People ride a motorcycle next to the rubble of collapsed buildings in Hatay on March 6.
Photographer: Ozan Kose/AFP/Getty Images
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Turkey borrowed $2.25 billion in its first international bond offering following last month’s devastating earthquakes.