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Investment inflows into Qatar are exceeding outflows even as it faces isolation by its neighbors, central bank governor Abdullah Saud Al-Thani said. » Read More
Abdullah Saud Al-Thani, governor of the Qatar Central Bank, weighs in on the impact of the Gulf rift and the ratings downgrades the country has received. » Read More |
Abdullah Saud Al-Thani, governor of the Qatar Central Bank, says the country's LNG contracts are long term and unlikely to be affected by the Gulf crisis. » Read More |
By: Willem Marx, Matt Clinch
The governor of Qatar's central bank believes the country's economy will be able to fully withstand the dispute in the Gulf. » Read More |
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