Geopolitical Tensions and Economic Risks in the Middle East and North Africa
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Fixed Interests
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Toby Iles, Head of MEA Sovereigns, joins Head of EMEA Sovereigns Jan Friederich to break down the economic and rating implications of geopolitical risks in the Middle East and North Africa.
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