Pakistan's Aurangzeb looks to Asian bonds to diversify funding
BANGKOK -- Pakistan will continue to "diversify its funding sources," Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb said, hinting that his government could issu
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BANGKOK -- Pakistan will continue to "diversify its funding sources," Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb said, hinting that his government could issu
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The good news about the epic shifts in global bond markets is that they mostly reflect economic fundamentals, not the kinds of panicky swings seen in a crisis.The bad news is that there's a risk the disruptions metastasize into a broader crisis in an era of fractured politics across major…
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