Highest-Yielding Sukuk Right Now — Live Screener
Yields on sukuk vary by issuer credit quality, currency and maturity. The highest yields in our universe generally come from longer-dated corporate and frontier sovereign issues, while short-dated GCC sovereign paper sits at the low end. The live table below ranks the current universe by yield to maturity, updated with each pricing refresh.
Key facts
- Higher yield reflects higher credit or duration risk, not free income.
- Frontier sovereigns such as Pakistan and Türkiye price well above GCC sovereigns.
- Local-currency sukuk (MYR, IDR, TRY) yield more than USD issues but carry FX risk.
- Compare yield to maturity, not the coupon or profit rate.
How to read the ranking
Yield to maturity is the annualised return if held to maturity at the current price. It already reflects any premium or discount to par, which the profit rate does not. Always read yield alongside the rating and the maturity date.
Frequently asked
- Why do two sukuk from the same country yield differently?
- Because of maturity, currency, seniority and whether the issuer is the sovereign or a corporate. A ten-year corporate issue will yield well above a two-year sovereign one.