CBJ-held $333-million UAE deposit converted to soft loan

Home Jordan News CBJ-held $333-million UAE deposit converted to soft loan CBJ-held $333-million UAE deposit converted to soft loan 15-06-2022 09:41 AM Ammon News - In view of the worldwide high-interest rates, Jordan and the United Arab Emirates have agreed to convert a $333 million deposit held by the latter with the Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) into a soft loan, an official source at the Ministry of Finance said Tuesday. In a related context, the source revealed that the Jordanian government had successfully issued Eurobonds worth $650 million at a coupon rate of 7.75 percent, maturing in five and a half years, indicating investors' and international institutions' confidence in the Jordanian economy despite global financial market volatility and high-interest rates. The source further noted that the Emirati loan and new Eurobonds would be used to repay $1 billion in Eurobonds that will mature by the end of the current month, assuring that the additional funds will not raise the public debt balance because they are part of the 2022 budget.

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CBJ-held $333-million UAE deposit converted to soft loan

15-06-2022 09:41 AM

Ammon News - In view of the worldwide high-interest rates, Jordan and the United Arab Emirates have agreed to convert a $333 million deposit held by the latter with the Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) into a soft loan, an official source at the Ministry of Finance said Tuesday.

In a related context, the source revealed that the Jordanian government had successfully issued Eurobonds worth $650 million at a coupon rate of 7.75 percent, maturing in five and a half years, indicating investors' and international institutions' confidence in the Jordanian economy despite global financial market volatility and high-interest rates.

The source further noted that the Emirati loan and new Eurobonds would be used to repay $1 billion in Eurobonds that will mature by the end of the current month, assuring that the additional funds will not raise the public debt balance because they are part of the 2022 budget.

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