GCC credit markets after the Iran shock
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has been the GCC’s biggest geopolitical shock in decades – but not a credit crisis. After an initial spike in risk premiums, GCC bond markets recovered quickly as strong sovereign balance sheets, swift policy support and resilient local investor demand helped restore confidence….
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