Citigroup forecasts that Indonesian companies will proceed with dollar bond issuances this year. Bloomberg posted on X, noting that this expectation persists despite Moody's Ratings recently downgrading its outlook on Indonesia's government credit score earlier this month. The decision by Moody's has raised concerns about the country's economic stability, yet Citigroup remains optimistic about the corporate sector's ability to navigate these challenges. The bank believes that Indonesian firms will continue to seek opportunities in the dollar bond market, leveraging favorable conditions and investor interest. This outlook reflects a broader trend among emerging markets, where companies are increasingly tapping into international debt markets to secure funding. Citigroup's analysis suggests that the demand for dollar bonds remains robust, driven by attractive yields and the need for capital to support growth initiatives. As Indonesian corporates move forward with their plans, they are expected to contribute significantly to the overall activity in the global bond market this year.
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