Qatar may tap the debt market again in 2022-25, pending North Field expansion ramp-up, according to Fitch, an international credit rating agency.

Energy rich Qatar should have a robust master plan for capital market with top priority accorded to long-term debt, as large corporates in the energy, transport and logistics sectors ...

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released analysis showing that the airline industry’s global debt could rise to $550bn by the year-end.

Qatar's ability to fully service its debt obligations remains strong, although there will be an expected surge in the country’s fiscal financing needs, the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) has said in an update.

Gulf International Services (GIS) is in the process of restructuring and refinancing a total $1.3bn debt of its fully owned subsidiary – Gulf Drilling International (GDI) ...

Qatar’s public debt as a percentage of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) will fall continuously over the next five years, from 52.9% this year to 44.5% in 2024, researcher FocusEconomics has said in a report.

The euro zone will restrain spending under draft budget plans submitted by the bloc's governments, the European Commission forecast on Thursday, despite calls to counter a worsening economic slowdown.

Qatar’s gross external debt, which is "sizeable" under the baseline, is projected to fall over the medium term, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Qatar’s public debt will fall gradually until 2023, FocusEconomics said, and estimated it to be at 51.2% this year, 48.9% (in 2020), 45.2% (in 2021), 42.3% (in 2022) and 39.3% (in 2023).

The European Commission wrote on Wednesday to the Italian government asking it to explain a deterioration in the country's public finances, a move that sets the stage for a possible legal clash ...

India's Jet Airways was fighting multiple crises Wednesday after grounding six planes, leaving it with only a third of its fleet flying, while pilots have threatened to walk out and a major shareholder ...

The EU's powerful anti-trust sheriff on Thursday accused eight banks of having conspired for several years to distort competition in the eurozone bond market.