Pakistan’s Eurobond yields have declined across all maturities after a recent sovereign credit rating upgrade. The yield on the 2025 bond dropped to 13.3%, while the 2026 bond fell to 12.6%. Longer-term bonds, such as those maturing in 2031, 2036, and 2051, also saw noticeable decreases in yields, reflecting improved investor confidence.
The decline in yields signals a positive shift in investor sentiment following the rating agency’s improved outlook on Pakistan’s fiscal management and external financing capabilities. The trend indicates increased optimism about the country’s economic trajectory and ability to meet debt obligations over time.
Pakistan’s Eurobond yields fell sharply across all maturities after a credit rating upgrade. The drop reflects enhanced investor confidence in the country’s fiscal health and debt management. Bonds maturing in 2025, 2026, 2031, 2036, and 2051 all posted lower yields amid optimism over Pakistan’s economic prospects.
Eurobonds, credit rating upgrade, investor confidence
