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14 Sep Gold Prices Drop $40 Amid Rising US Dollar Index and Inflation Fears 14 Sep Oil Prices Surge 2% as Brent Approaches $107 13 Sep DIG Group Reaches EGP 30 Billion Investment Portfolio 13 Sep Oil Revenues Surge in Three Arab States as Qatar Suffers Sharp Decline Amid Hormuz Crisis 12 Sep Jordan Investment Minister: Regional Conflict Has Not Deterred Foreign Capital Inflows 12 Sep Scope Development to Invest 6 Billion EGP in New Projects by 2027 11 Sep Thunder Securities Plans Multi-Tranche Real Estate Fund Launch

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Public Debt: how much is too much? | The Economist

BNR staff 2 February 2021 — 12:27 Read 1 minute

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(The Economist) The covid-19 pandemic is set to increase public debt to levels last seen after the second world war. But is rising public debt a cause for concern? New economic thinking suggests perhaps not, at least for now.

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