-- Indonesia raised 172.1 billion yen from the sale of multi-tranche Samurai bonds, Bloomberg News reported Thursday.
The biggest tranche of the bond comprises a 126.3 billion yen three-year note carrying a coupon of 2.35% and maturing in June 2029, according to the report.
The sale, the biggest in two years, came as investor demand was stronger than concerns about budgetary pressures due to a rise in oil import costs amid the war in the Middle East, Bloomberg reported.
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