The Czech Republic's foreign debt rose 17 percent year on year to 946.1-billion koruna ($42.4-billion) in the third quarter, 137-billion koruna higher than in the same period last year
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5 January 2005 y., Wednesday
The Czech Republic's foreign debt rose 17 percent year on year to 946.1-billion koruna ($42.4-billion) in the third quarter, 137-billion koruna higher than in the same period last year, the Czech National Bank said on Friday.
The country's foreign debt level increased by 33-billion koruna in the third quarter against the second quarter, it added. - Sapa-AFP
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