TOKYO, June 25 (Reuters) - Dutch development bank FMO has sold a 40 billion yen five-year Samurai bond, lead manager Daiwa Securities SMBC said on Thursday.
FMO set the coupon at 1.33 percent, 38 basis points above yen swap rates.
Samurai bonds are yen bonds issued in Japan by non-Japanese entities. (Reporting by Naoyuki Katayama; Writing by Satomi Noguchi)
DUBAI (Reuters) - Gulf Arab states are likely to keep their large spending packages in place next year, even as major economies withdraw stimulus, as higher oil prices give the world's top oil exporting region enough room to support a fragile recovery.
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