Indonesia Sukuk Yields Fall From 2-Month High on Moody's
Prospects Indonesia will get a credit-rating upgrade from Moody’s Investors Services are pulling down yields on government Islamic notes from a two-month high and improving the outlook for a second global sukuk.
Moody’s cited “economic resilience” in putting the country’s rating. The government postponed an offering of Islamic bonds originally planned for July until the first half of 2011.
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