(MENAFN) Ireland is planning to fully return to international debt markets as early as January next year, Xinhuanet reported.
The sale of Irish bonds to international investors will be a sign that business is returning to usual after Ireland's exit from the bailout program.
The chief executive of the National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) said that there is enough capital to fund the country until the first quarter of 2015.
Ireland decided to exit the EU-IMF assistance program next month, without prearranging a precautionary credit line from EU and IMF partners.
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