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Published on 6/16/2004 in the Prospect News Emerging Markets Daily.

S&P rates Pakistan bonds

Standard & Poor's assigned its BB- long-term local currency debt rating to two Pakistan investment bonds, totaling $125 million, that were issued on June 9 by the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

S&P said the BB- rating has also been assigned to eight other Pakistan Investment Bonds totaling $836 million issued in January, April, and May.

S&P's sovereign credit ratings on Pakistan are B/B for foreign currency and BB-/B for local currency.

The outlook is positive.

"The ratings on Pakistan are supported by its comfortable external liquidity, and progress made in economic stabilization," said S&P credit analyst Chih Wai Liew.


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