Luxembourg Halts Approval of Israeli Bond Issuance, Clouding Its Prospects for Borrowing in EU Markets
Luxembourg's financial regulator, the CSSF, has decided not to renew the prospectus for Israeli bonds, which expired on Monday (August 31). This move casts uncertainty over Israel's annual borrowing of approximately $2.5 billion from the EU market. Previously, Ireland had also ceased approving Israeli bond issuances. Amnesty International has called on EU member states to stop selling Israeli bonds to avoid "complicity in Israel's genocide against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip," as bond funds could be used for military expenditures.
Source:半岛电视台 · Source Link
Disclaimer: This content reflects only the author’s personal views and does not constitute any investment or financial advice. If you discover any content that violates regulations,Click to Report
24H Trending
-
1
Hyundai Monthly Sales Tumble to Four-Year Low After Labor Strikes Idled Production in South Korea
-
2
China Tells Carmakers to Keep Price War Away From Export Markets
-
3
Ethernity Chain (ERN) Platform Analysis: NFT Ecosystem and Market Status
-
4
Ethereum (ETH) Purchase and Trading Guide: From Beginner Basics to Secure Storage
-
5
Goldman Sachs' memo indicates that Alibaba management expects AI infrastructure investments to pay off within three years and has set an external cloud revenue target of $100 billion by 2030.
-
6
Bitcoin Buying Guide: How to Choose an Exchange and Trade Securely
-
7
RBIF Token Value Analysis: Robo Inu Finance Project Status and Investment Considerations
-
8
Global Mainstream Digital Currency Platforms: USDT Management and Potential Yield Pathways Analysis
-
9
MIKU Coin Trading Guide: Identifying Homonymous Tokens and Acquisition Methods
-
10
Swiss private equity firm Partners Group has replaced CEO David Layton following a surge in redemption requests from its flagship fund, which had impacted the company's share price.
Markets Today
Recommended Reading








