State role in funding plane purchases set to fall, says Boeing

Thu, Dec 12, 2013 - 6:00 AM

[LONDON] More commercial jet buyers will tap rapidly-expanding capital markets to finance US$112 billion of jet sales in 2014 as state-backed export credits become pricier and more politically sensitive, Boeing Co said on Tuesday.

Money from government-backed export credit agencies (ECA

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