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Algeria Plans Rare Sukuk Sale at Start of 2026, Document Shows

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Algeria plans to issue Islamic bonds (Sukuk) in early 2026, marking a rare debt issuance for the country, which has historically relied on energy revenue.

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Algeria plans an Islamic bond sale in early 2026, a parliamentary document showed — a rare issuance of debt for the OPEC member that’s typically relied on robust energy revenue.

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