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GCC debt markets have rallied since the ceasefire, but tight liquidity remains a key hurdle

Posted on June 30, 2026
By Fortune
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GCC debt markets have rallied since the ceasefire, but tight liquidity remains a key hurdle

The easing of geopolitical tensions has fueled a surge in GCC bond and sukuk issuance. But with the Federal Reserve expected to keep rates on hold, tight dollar liquidity remains a stubborn headwind to future recovery.