Oman considers spending cuts, tax rises as oil tumbles

MUSCAT, Nov 24 (Reuters) - An advisory body to Oman's government has suggested sweeping spending cuts and tax rises, including a levy on liquefied natural gas exports, to cope with the hit to state revenues from the plunge in oil prices.
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