The upgrade reflects Fitch’s greater confidence that debt to GDP will remain in line with or below the ‘AA’ peer median after falling sharply in recent years, while Qatar’s external balance sheet will strengthen from an already strong level.
The upgrade reflects Fitch’s greater confidence that debt to GDP will remain in line with or below the ‘AA’ peer median after falling sharply in recent years, while Qatar’s external balance sheet will strengthen from an already strong level.
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