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- Sep 30, 2026
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Senegal and IMF to hold call with external creditors on debt plan | CNBC Africa (opens the original)
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LONDON, Sept 30 (Reuters) – Senegal will hold a conference call for international creditors next week alongside officials from the International Monetary Fund to lay out its plans to tackle its debt crisis, it said on Wednesday. The call, which is scheduled for Oct. 6, “will allow the authorities to share with external creditors an update on Senegal’s economic and financial situation, its economic reform program, and its debt treatment strategy, including creditor engagement plan, timeline, and
JPMorgan to launch long-awaited ‘frontier’ local currency debt index | CNBC Africa (opens the original)
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LONDON, Sept 14 (Reuters) – JPMorgan is set to launch its long-awaited “frontier” market local-currency government bond index by the end of September, giving investors a new benchmark for nearly $330 billion of debt across some of the world’s fastest-growing economies. Coming almost 20 years after its hard-currency NEXGEM frontier index, the Wall Street bank’s new “GBI-EM Edge” benchmark will cover bonds from 26 countries, a JPMorgan note to investors seen by Reuters showed. Those set to have th
S&P says El Niño unlikely to trigger rating changes, for now | CNBC Africa (opens the original)
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LONDON, July 29 (Reuters) – El Niño is unlikely on its own to lead to sovereign rating downgrades unless the weather phenomenon proves significantly more severe than expected or governments respond with costly support measures, one of S&P Global’s top analysts has said. Joydeep Mukherji, S&P’s lead ratings analyst for Latin America, said the impact on ratings would depend not only on the scale of economic disruption from the severe droughts or flooding that a potential ‘super’ El Niño could brin
MIGA, Deutsche Bank in €1 billion guarantee plan for developing and conflict-hit countries | CNBC Africa (opens the original)
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LONDON, July 14 (Reuters) – The World Bank Group’s Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA) and Deutsche Bank have launched a €1 billion ($1.17 billion) guarantee platform aimed at expanding trade finance in frontier and emerging markets, the organisations said on Tuesday. The initiative marks MIGA’s first standalone trade finance portfolio guarantee platform with a global commercial bank. Under the framework, MIGA will provide guarantees to Deutsche Bank to cover the risk of non-payment
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