Gulf banks tighten credit for small firms as cheap oil bites
Banks are tightening lending conditions for small, private companies in the Gulf – a sign that the region's economies are not escaping damage from the plunge of oil prices. Mostly, the six rich nations of the Gulf Cooperation Council are coping comfortably with the new era of cheap oil. Heavy…
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