Jordan's 2047-maturing bond saw the biggest fall, with a 2 cents drop, according to Tradeweb data
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LONDON - Jordan, Egypt and Lebanon's dollar-denominated government bonds all fell on Monday after a weekend of major violence in Israel triggered a region-wide market selloff.
Jordan's 2047-maturing bond saw the biggest fall, with a 2 cents drop, according to Tradeweb data. Egypt's bonds were down as much as 1 cent, while Lebanon's bonds, which are currently in default, were down 0.7 cents at just over 7 cents.
(Reporting by Marc Jones; Editing by Amanda Cooper)
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