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es 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 with Saudi Arabia on the timing of the sale, Fin

Monday. Qatar raised a recor= $9 billion in May and Abu Dhabi sold bonds worth $5 billion in April. Spokesmen for Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank declined to comment. A spokeswoman for BNP Paribas also declined to comment. MUFG didn't immediately respond to an e- mail requesting comment. A cal

es 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 with Saudi Arabia on the timing of the sale, Fin

Monday. Qatar raised a record=$9 billion in May and Abu Dhabi sold bonds worth $5 billion in April. Spokesmen for Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank declined to comment. A spokeswoman for BNP Paribas also declined to comment. MUFG didn't immediately respond to an e- mail requesting comment. A cal

he big worry is that spreading unrest will culminate in another shock akin to the oil embargo of 1973, the Iranian revolution or Iraq's invasion of Kuwait. Oil is more global than it was during those previous crises. In the 1970s production was concentrated around the Persian Gulf. Since then a gushe

. Demand rose by a blistering 2.7m b/d last year, according to the International Energy Agency, and is set to grow by another 1.7m b/d this year by Deutsche Bank's reckoning. Many other producers are already running at full capacity; OPEC has its hands on the only spare oil. If Libya's oil stopped flowing imp