Papua New Guinea is looking to the international bond markets to help bridge revenue shortfalls, announcing the launch of its first eurobond in tandem with wider moves to open up the stock exchange to foreign investors.
Papua New Guinea is looking to the international bond markets to help bridge revenue shortfalls, announcing the launch of its first eurobond in tandem with wider moves to open up the stock exchange to foreign investors.
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