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Bahrain Bond Selloff Revives Memory of 2018 Rescue by Gulf Peers
Source: Bloomberg
Credit & Bond MarketsSovereign Debt & RatingsEmerging Markets
A selloff in Bahrain’s bonds has pushed the country’s borrowing costs to levels last seen during its 2018 crisis. At that time, wealthier Middle East allies provided a financial rescue.
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