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BULGARIA`S FOREIGN DEBT DOWN USD 262 M
Business | June 12, 2001, Tuesday // 00:00
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Bulgaria`s gross foreign debt amounted to $10.102,100 Bln at end-April (74.8% of GDP), is down with $262.2 M from the end of 2000. As of end-April the foreign debt of the private sector amounted to $1.237,800 Bln, up $120.2 M compared to end-2000. The debt of the private commercial banks stood at $258.5 M, down $10.8 M on end-2000. The debt of the private non-financial enterprises stood at $979.3 M, up $130.9 M on end-2000. Bulgaria`s installments on gross foreign debt for the period January-April 2001 were $412.3 M on principal and $240.6 M on interest.
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