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23 Sep Iraqi Oil Firm Seeks Buyers for Heavy Crude via Oman Transfer 23 Sep Saudi Inflation at 2.1% in 2027: OECD 23 Sep Saudi Sukuk and Bonds Market Opens New Liquidity Pathway 23 Sep Oil Prices Drop 1% as Brent Futures Fall Below $99 22 Sep Oil Prices Rise 1.5% as Brent Approaches $102 21 Sep OQ Expands Angola Presence via Oil, Gas & Renewable Energy Deals 21 Sep Qatar Rejects Pipeline Gas Exports, Cites LNG Superiority

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Liquidity shortage rings alarm bells for Gulf sovereign funds

BNR staff 21 February 2021 — 11:11 Read 1 minute

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Gulf sovereign funds may face a financial crisis due to the lack of liquidity, as public budgets are experiencing large deficits.

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