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	<title>Comments on: Four reasons why Dubai will survive</title>
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		<title>By: tradeflow21.com &#187; Blog Archive &#187; Abu Dhabi extends $10B lifeline to Dubai</title>
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		<description>[...] The Dubai Exchange rallied 10.4 percent yesterday in the wake of a $10 billion credit line from Abu Dhabi, coagulating some of the recent hemorrhaging.  A portion of the funds will reportedly be used to meet a $4.1 billion bond payment owed by Nakheel&#8211;a real estate subsidiary of Dubai World.  Though seen as a positive step in restoring fiscal balance, the process, in the view of one market analyst, &#8220;is far from over.&#8221;  (See Financial Times coverage and also read TF21 Managing Partner Lew Nescott&#8217;s take on the viability of Dubai.)  [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] The Dubai Exchange rallied 10.4 percent yesterday in the wake of a $10 billion credit line from Abu Dhabi, coagulating some of the recent hemorrhaging.  A portion of the funds will reportedly be used to meet a $4.1 billion bond payment owed by Nakheel&#8211;a real estate subsidiary of Dubai World.  Though seen as a positive step in restoring fiscal balance, the process, in the view of one market analyst, &#8220;is far from over.&#8221;  (See Financial Times coverage and also read TF21 Managing Partner Lew Nescott&#8217;s take on the viability of Dubai.)  [...]</p>
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