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AFTER a savage three-day sell-off, Noble Group Ltd shares climbed on Tuesday even as Moody's Investors Service joined S&P Global Ratings in highlighting the embattled commodity trader's finances, saying that estimated liquidity isn't sufficient to cover debt due by mid-2018.
Moody's said that while the liquidity headroom, including cash and unused committed facilities, was US$2.4 billion at end of the first quarter, it's since dropped.
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