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Higher Oil Prices Support Revenues - For Now

August 2010 | Economic Analysis

BMI View: The authorities can look forward to a smaller deficit than anticipated, but this is not all good news: Iraq is struggling to authorise capital budgets, and many funds remain unspent.

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