AMMAN, April 4 (Reuters) - Jordan issued on Tuesday
$1.25 billon of Eurobonds at 7.5% that were oversubscribed six
times, reflecting global investor confidence in the country's
fiscal and monetary stability, the finance minister said.
Finance Minister Mohamad Al Ississ said the
over-subscription allowed the government to raise the amount
over a five-year and nine months maturity from the original $750
million sought after attracting bids worth more than $4.7
billion.
(Reporting by Suleiman Al-Khalidi; Editing by Leslie Adler)
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