Citi Expects Indonesia Firms to Tap Dollar Debt Despite Moody’s

February 13, 2026 at 03:57 AM

By Chanyaporn Chanjaroen

Citi Expects Indonesia Firms to Tap Dollar Debt Despite Moody’s

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Citigroup Inc. expects Indonesian corporates to push ahead with dollar bond sales this year, even after Moody’s Ratings’ decision to lower its outlook on the government’s credit score earlier this month came as a blow.

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Citigroup Inc. expects Indonesian corporates to push ahead with dollar bond sales this year, even after Moody’s Ratings’ decision to lower its outlook on the government’s credit score earlier this month came as a blow. This article provides comprehensive coverage and analysis of current events.

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Citigroup Inc. expects Indonesian corporates to push ahead with dollar bond sales this year, even after Moody’s Ratings’ decision to lower its outlook on the government’s credit score earlier this month came as a blow.

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