Funding costs of Omani banks to rise after Fitch downgrade, analysts say | The National:
"Five Omani banks downgraded by a credit ratings agency will not suffer an immediate impact, but their future funding costs would rise, analysts said yesterday.
Fitch on Monday downgraded the long-term issuer default rating for Bank Muscat, National Bank of Oman, Bank Dhofar, Bank Sohar and Ahli Bank because of low oil prices and their impact on Oman’s fiscal position.
The agency maintained its rating for HSBC Bank Oman, thanks to the support of its parent, HSBC Holdings."
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