Indonesia increased its second dollar bond sale this year by 47 percent to $2.2 billion,

Indonesia, Southeast Asia's largest economy, increased its second dollar bond sale this year by 47 percent to $2.2 billion, according to an e-mail sent to investors.

The government priced $300 million of bonds maturing in March 2014 to pay 6.75 percent coupon. It also sold $900 million of notes due in January 2018 paying 6.875 percent. The remaining $1 billion securities maturing in January 2038 pay a coupon 7.75 percent, the term sheet shows. Credit Suisse Group, Deutsche Bank AG and Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. managed the deal.

source:bloomberg.com