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Turkish Treasury says to borrow 4.1 bln lira in Feb

Thu Jan 31, 2008 8:52pm IST
 
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ISTANBUL, Jan 31 (Reuters) - The Turkish Treasury said on Thursday it would borrow 4.1 billion lira ($3.5 billion) from the markets in February against redemptions of 5.6 billion lira.

It also said it expected the budget to show a primary surplus of 3.5 billion lira in February. The Treasury will repay 1.5 billion lira in foreign debt during the month. (Reporting by Daren Butler)

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