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The Euro sculpture is pictured in Frankfurt January 24, 2012. REUTERS/Lmar Niazman


Tunisia Turns to International Markets to Borrow

Tunisia Turns to International Markets to Borrow

Tunisia- Tunisia has announced its determination to turn to European financial markets, namely in Germany, to receive EUR1 billion (approximately TND1.437 billion) to support more resources in the state’s treasury. Representatives of Tunisia’s government began holding...
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People walk next to Palmarium shopping mall in Tunis. — Reuters


Tunisia Plans to Issue EUR 1-Billion Bond

Tunisia Plans to Issue EUR 1-Billion Bond

Tunisia- Tunisia plans a bond issue of EUR 1,000 million to finance the state’s budget. This caused a debate in the Tunisian Parliament between government representatives and opposition parties on continuity of foreign borrowing and not relying on own resources....
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A Lebanese banker counts US dollars at BLOM Bank’s head office in Beirut October 22, 2008. REUTERS/Jamal Saidi


Saudi Arabia Promotes First International Bonds

Saudi Arabia Promotes First International Bonds

Khobar- Saudi Arabia will meet investors on Wednesday and Thursday in London followed by three-day meetings in the U.S. which will conclude on October 18 to sell its first international issuance of Saudi government bonds. During the meetings, attendees will discuss...