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Debt Concerns Back On The Agenda

January 2009 | Economic Analysis

BMI View: With a return to ample liquidity still off the agenda, the Croatian authorities are looking at means to manage the country's external debt pile. Using foreign exchange reserves is one option, but fx sales are only a last resort given the country's macro-economic

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