international loans
International loans refer to financial resources borrowed by one country from another country, international financial institution, or global organization, with the aim of addressing economic needs, promoting development, or managing crises. These loans entail the transfer of funds across national borders, subject to agreed terms of repayment, interest rates, and conditions, and are often used to support infrastructure projects, stabilize economies, or assist in financial emergencies.
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