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(According to Al Mal newspaper report)
Long-term external debt increased by 11.6% in June to reach $ 112.6 billion by the end of June 2020, compared to $ 101 billion in March 2020.
Short-term foreign debt declined by 5.3% from the same period to $ 10.9 billion, compared to $ 10.3 billion in March.
(Prepared by: Shady Amir, Shady is a journalist for Reuters)
(Editing by Yasmine Saleh, for contact: [email protected])
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