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Abu Dhabi sets initial price guidance for its two-part bonds

BY Reuters | TREASURY | 02/26/26 01:02 AM EST

Feb 26 (Reuters) - Abu Dhabi set an initial price guidance for its two-tranche U.S. dollar-denominated bonds sale, according to an arranging bank document.

The indicative price for 5-year bond was set at 50 basis point over U.S. Treasuries, while 10-year debt carried an initial price of 55 bps over the same benchmark, the document, seen by Reuters on Thursday, showed.

Benchmark-sized two part debt is expected to be priced later in the day. Benchmark size is typically considered to be at least $500 million. (Reporting by Mohammad Edrees; Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman)

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