South Korea has mandated banks for a potential dollar bond sale, marking the government's first such sale in over two years. The country is targeting as much as $1.3 billion in this offering, which it plans to present to other governments and central banks.
South Korea is targeting as much as $1.3 billion in a dollar bond sale that it plans to offer to other governments and central banks https://t.co/97uemhjXUZ via @markets
South Korea is targeting as much as $1.3 billion in a dollar bond sale that it plans to offer to other governments and central banks https://t.co/M3Yv2hGNRJ
South Korea is targeting as much as $1.3 billion in a dollar bond sale that it plans to offer to other governments and central banks https://t.co/pN2IhKvYxJ
South Korea is targeting as much as $1.3 billion in a dollar bond sale that it plans to offer to other governments and central banks https://t.co/1YRyFw28Ap
South Korea mandated banks for a potential dollar bond sale, which would be the government’s first in more than two years, if it proceeds https://t.co/H4CQ0tKten via @markets
South Korea mandated banks for a potential dollar bond sale, which would be the government’s first in more than two years, if it proceeds https://t.co/jjYSiahUCg