Paraguay
Paraguay plans to issue a new global bond worth USD 500 mln by early July to finance its deficit and extend debt maturities, according to
June 1, 2023
Paraguay plans to issue a new global bond worth USD 500 mln by early July to finance its deficit and extend debt maturities, according to
Colombia’s trade deficit widened to USD 1.2 bln in April, up from USD 0.9 bln in the same month of the previous year. This escalation
Zambia’s central bank implemented a 5% cap on primary-bond sales to foreign investors as part of the country’s overall debt sustainability efforts. This limit applies
South Africa’s annual inflation rate fell to a 13-month low of 6.3% in May 2023, below market predictions of 6.5%, primarily due to decelerating food
Seychelles’ central bank held its benchmark interest rate at 2.0%. While inflation remained stable, allowing the central bank room to relax its monetary policy, short-term
Rwanda’s economy expanded by 9.2% in Q1 2023 compared to the same period in 2022, despite a 3% decline in food crop production. The agriculture
Afreximbank has agreed to consider restructuring Malawi’s USD 850 mln debt with the bank and the Trade and Development Bank (TDB) to facilitate the country
Ghana’s finance minister has disclosed plans to exempt loans from the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) from restructuring as the country seeks to refinance some USD
The World Bank has approved a USD 150 mln budget-support loan for Botswana to assist reforms toward economic resilience and a green energy transition. That
US envoy Gabriel Escobar has expressed concerns over the escalating crisis in northern Kosovo, which he warns may devolve into a regional and international conflict
Georgia’s central bank has maintained its benchmark interest rate at 10.5%, following a 50 bps rate cut in May, the first decline since August 2020.
Philippine central bank (BSP) governor Felipe Medalla announced that the market accepted their proposal to establish an overnight rate by or before June 30 as
The Chinese foreign ministry has condemned US president Biden’s reference to Chinese president Xi Jinping as a “dictator,” calling it a “public political provocation” and
Paraguay plans to issue a new global bond worth USD 500 mln by early July to finance its deficit and extend debt maturities, according to
Colombia’s trade deficit widened to USD 1.2 bln in April, up from USD 0.9 bln in the same month of the previous year. This escalation
Zambia’s central bank implemented a 5% cap on primary-bond sales to foreign investors as part of the country’s overall debt sustainability efforts. This limit applies
South Africa’s annual inflation rate fell to a 13-month low of 6.3% in May 2023, below market predictions of 6.5%, primarily due to decelerating food
Seychelles’ central bank held its benchmark interest rate at 2.0%. While inflation remained stable, allowing the central bank room to relax its monetary policy, short-term
Rwanda’s economy expanded by 9.2% in Q1 2023 compared to the same period in 2022, despite a 3% decline in food crop production. The agriculture
Afreximbank has agreed to consider restructuring Malawi’s USD 850 mln debt with the bank and the Trade and Development Bank (TDB) to facilitate the country
Ghana’s finance minister has disclosed plans to exempt loans from the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) from restructuring as the country seeks to refinance some USD
The World Bank has approved a USD 150 mln budget-support loan for Botswana to assist reforms toward economic resilience and a green energy transition. That
US envoy Gabriel Escobar has expressed concerns over the escalating crisis in northern Kosovo, which he warns may devolve into a regional and international conflict
Georgia’s central bank has maintained its benchmark interest rate at 10.5%, following a 50 bps rate cut in May, the first decline since August 2020.
Philippine central bank (BSP) governor Felipe Medalla announced that the market accepted their proposal to establish an overnight rate by or before June 30 as
The Chinese foreign ministry has condemned US president Biden’s reference to Chinese president Xi Jinping as a “dictator,” calling it a “public political provocation” and