Sudan, which is fighting a severe economic crisis, has launched a sale of Islamic bonds offering an annual return of 20 percent to raise funds for the government, according to its debt agency.
Sudan will offer the Islamic bonds, locally known as shahamas, until January 25, the state-owned Sudan Financial Services Co, which sells sukuk on behalf of the central bank, said in an advertisement published in the local press.
It gave no volume or details of the issue, saying only that the expected annual return would be 20 percent - higher than around 15 percent offered on a similar issue in May.
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