Abu Dhabi, Kuwait to Return to Sovereign Debt Market, NBD Asset Says

The video discusses the current state of the market, focusing on credit worthiness, oil prices, and sovereign issuances. It highlights the activities of Turkey and Saudi Arabia in the market, the role of oil prices in forecasting, and the potential impact of Aramco's deals. The video also examines the trends in corporate versus sovereign issuances, with a focus on Islamic sukuk and conventional bonds.

What factor is primarily influencing the expected issuance numbers for the year?

• Inflation rates

• Interest rates

• Currency exchange rates

• Oil prices

Which two countries made significant deals in the market, as mentioned in the transcript?

• Qatar and UAE

• Turkey and Saudi Arabia

• Oman and Kuwait

• Bahrain and Egypt

What is the expected range for oil prices used in the forecast?

• $60 to $65 per barrel

• $70 to $75 per barrel

• $65 to $70 per barrel

• $50 to $55 per barrel

What is the expected trend in the split between corporate and sovereign issuances?

• A shift towards more Islamic sukuk

• A significant shift towards sovereign issuances

• A significant shift towards corporate issuances

• No major change expected

Which two regions are expected to return to the sovereign market this year?

• Bahrain and Qatar

• Kuwait and Abu Dhabi

• Saudi Arabia and Oman

• UAE and Egypt