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S&P sees Qatar to repay around $4bn in maturing state debt this year and $2bn in 2022

Global credit rating agency Standard and Poor's (S&P) expects Qatar to repay around $4bn in maturing state debt this year and $2bn in 2022. "We understand that to maintain a sufficient pool of repo-eligible assets for the banks, the government will slow the pace of debt reduction," S&P said in…

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