Saudi Bonds Look Fairly Priced, Emirates NBD's Yadav Says

The video discusses the economic and investment landscapes of Oman and Saudi Arabia. Oman is experiencing growth with limited debt maturities and plans to sell assets, making its bonds appear undervalued despite volatility due to mixed credit ratings. Saudi Arabia, while attracting international interest, faces fading optimism due to slower-than-expected progress on its transformation plans. However, its bonds remain fairly priced compared to other A-rated issuers, with new supply expected and local currency market activity helping reduce dollar-denominated issues.

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