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    State debt costs to jump as banks squeeze money tap

    Cecile Lefort
    Cecile LefortMarkets reporter

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    State governments are looking to raise more money this year than the federal government for the first time to fund ambitious infrastructure projects, but will have to pay investors more to get the deals done.

    NSW, Queensland, Western Australia, and Victoria are expected to sell around $100 billion in debt this financial year with $35 billion left to do before the end of June. This is double the Commonwealth’s funding requirements.

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