- Bahrain's borrowing costs have risen to levels last seen during the nation's 2018 crisis, driven by a selloff in its bonds.
- Bahrain is grappling with fallout from the Iran war while surging US Treasury yields raise its debt-servicing costs.
- Zeina Rizk, Co-Head of Fixed Income at Amwal Capital Partners, discussed bond performance across the GCC on Bloomberg's Horizons Middle East & Africa.
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“A selloff in Bahrain's bonds is pushing its borrowing costs to levels last seen during the nation's 2018 crisis.”