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according to the government. The plunge in crude is driving bond sales across the six-nation Gulf block as governments seek to fill fiscal gaps the International Monetary Fund says could reach $900 billion by 2021. Kuwait, which plans to raise as much as $9.9 billion from a bond issue in September, is willing to liaise wi

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according to the government. The plunge in crude is driving bond sales across the six-nation Gulf block as governments seek to fill fiscal gaps the International Monetary Fund says could reach $900 billion by 2021. Kuwait, which plans to raise as much as $9.9 billion from a bond issue in September, is willing to liaise wi

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according to the government. The plunge in crude is driving bond sales across the six-nation Gulf block as governments seek to fill fiscal gaps the International Monetary Fund says could reach $900 billion by 2021. Kuwait, which plans to raise as much as $9.9 billion from a bond issue in September, is willing to liaise wi