Kazakhs May Seek $1 Billion From World Bank, Delay Bond Sale

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Tue, 12/29/2009 - 5:56am

Kazakhstan may borrow as much as $1 billion from the World Bank to help cover a 2010 budget deficit and might postpone its first foreign-currency bond offer in a decade, the economy minister said.

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Kazakhs May Seek $1 Billion From World Bank, Delay Bond Sale

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