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Normale Ansicht

Africa’s Oil Producers Lead Bond Gains as Brent Jumps on Iran Tensions

13. Januar 2026 um 16:05
Africa’s top oil producers led a bond rally across emerging markets as the price of brent crude rose, fueled by the US escalating pressure against Iran.

A flame rises from a gas flare stack at the under-construction Dangote Industries Ltd. oil refinery and fertilizer plant site in the Ibeju Lekki district, outside of Lagos, Nigeria, on Friday, March 6, 2020. Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest man, plans to spend more than his net worth of $13.5 billion building one of the world’s biggest oil refineries.

African Credit Markets Hit as US Plans Control of Venezuela Oil

08. Januar 2026 um 15:49
A rally in Africa’s dollar bonds is stumbling as long-term US plans to boost crude from Venezuela dim the appeal of debt from oil exporters on the continent.

While a complete overhaul of Venezuela’s oil industry would likely take years, crude prices are already down almost 20% in the past year. Photographer: Gaby Oraa/Bloomberg

Hedge Fund Enko Flags Africa Risks for 2026 After Dollar-Linked Boom Year

07. Januar 2026 um 08:30
African credit markets may disappoint investors hoping for a repeat of last year’s stellar returns, according to hedge fund Enko Capital Management LLP, which is seeking out trades to cushion against setbacks in the continent’s top performing assets.

Pockets of distress remain in Africa, with Senegal’s yield spread versus Treasuries standing at over 1,000 basis points.

Ethiopia Bond Rallies as Restructuring Limits Haircut to 15%

05. Januar 2026 um 12:07
Ethiopia’s sole eurobond rallied almost 3 cents on the dollar after the government reached an agreement in principle with bondholders on a restructuring that would impose a relatively modest 15% haircut on the $1 billion note it defaulted on two years ago.

Pedestrians walk on a newly built walkway in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Ethiopia, Bondholders Reach Deal-in-Principle on $1 Billion Defaulted Notes

03. Januar 2026 um 10:11
Ethiopia says it reached an agreement in principle with bondholders over the restructure of a $1 billion bond on which it defaulted in 2023, and sees progress in efforts to revamp the debt this year.

Pedestrians near Merkato open-air marketplace in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on Thursday, Jan. 9, 2025. Ethiopia is opening a stock exchange after a five-decade gap, in its latest step to lure investors to a nation that’s struggling to control regional strife as it recovers from a civil war. Photographer: Amanuel Sileshi/Bloomberg

Ivory Coast Bonds Rise as Fitch Upgrade Hands It Near IG Status in Africa

15. Dezember 2025 um 14:57
Ivory Coast’s dollar-denominated bonds rose after Fitch Ratings Inc. upgraded the country’s debt, leaving it now just two levels below investment grade at all three major rating companies.

Farmers drop off their cocoa bean harvest a community buying center in Daloa, Ivory Coast, on Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023. Cocoa prices are at an all-time high as production in West Africa declines. Now an EU regulation meant to stop deforestation threatens to push prices even higher.

Congo’s FX Reserves Fuel Currency’s 29% Rally to No.1 Spot in Africa

08. Dezember 2025 um 17:15
A surge in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s foreign-currency holdings and a shift in central-bank policy have fueled an almost 29% rally in the franc this year, making it Africa’s best-performing currency against the dollar alongside the cedi.

Currency notes wrapped in a currency trader’s cabin at a market in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo.

Congo’s FX Reserves Fuel Currency’s 29% Rally to No.1 Spot in Africa

08. Dezember 2025 um 17:15
A surge in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s foreign-currency holdings and a shift in central-bank policy have fueled an almost 29% rally in the franc this year, making it Africa’s best-performing currency against the dollar alongside the cedi.

Currency notes wrapped in a currency trader’s cabin at a market in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo.
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