World Bank settles $1.5 billion seven-year SOFR-linked bond with strong EMEA participation
Strong order volume and substantial EMEA allocation underscore demand for a high-grade SOFR-linked dollar benchmark.
MSA market desk
Desk brief
The World Bank settled a $1. 5 billion seven-year SOFR-linked Sustainable Development Bond on July 27. The transaction attracted more than $3.
5 billion of orders, with investors from Europe, the Middle East and Africa accounting for 40% of the allocation. The deal provides a contemporaneous reference point for high-grade dollar funding and demand for SOFR-linked issuance.
Price Discovery
Egypt sovereign curve
Latest server-calculated mid yield by maturity. Points are observed Price Discovery levels, not an interpolated valuation curve.
- Egypt 27Jan 2027100.4366.103%
- Egypt 27 SeptSept 202799.4586.367%
- Egypt 28Feb 2028100.1226.488%
- Egypt 29Mar 2029101.6446.848%
- Egypt 30Feb 2030104.0957.221%
- Egypt 31Feb 203194.0917.479%
- Egypt 32 JanJan 203296.6207.842%
- Egypt 32 MayMay 203298.9417.857%
- Egypt 33 FebFeb 2033106.6668.083%
- Egypt 33 SeptSept 203395.9718.064%
- Egypt 40Apr 204089.7178.139%
- Egypt 47Jan 204792.3299.347%
- Egypt 48Feb 204886.4859.376%
- Egypt 49Mar 204993.4779.401%
- Egypt 50May 205094.6129.446%
- Egypt 51Sept 205193.0239.484%
- Egypt 59Nov 205987.1439.419%
- Egypt 61Feb 206180.6979.392%
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