Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al Falih expects robust demand for state oil giant Saudi Aramco's first-ever bond issuance, the deal for which is expected to close on Wednesday.
div > div.group > p:first-child"> Demand for the bond should be"north of" $30 billion, al Falih said while speaking at the inaugural Gulf Intelligence Saudi Arabia Energy Forum in Riyadh on Monday.
Initial media reports put the Aramco bond issuance amount at $10 billion, which sources have told CNBC is"reasonable as a minimum."
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