Paraguay
Paraguay retained its Baa3 rating with stable outlook from Moody’s, confirming its investment-grade standing. The agency highlighted GDP growth of 5.9% in Q1 2025, up
August 26, 2025
Paraguay retained its Baa3 rating with stable outlook from Moody’s, confirming its investment-grade standing. The agency highlighted GDP growth of 5.9% in Q1 2025, up
Bolivia’s presidential candidate Jorge Quiroga vowed to cancel contracts signed by outgoing President Luis Arce with Russia and China for lithium development, saying they would
Argentina faced renewed market stress after bribery allegations against a Milei ally pressured dollar bonds. Economy Minister Luis Caputo attributed spreads to heightened political risk
Tunisia’s health ministry introduced a national plan to combat medicine shortages, urging doctors to ration prescriptions and use centralized data when prescribing. The plan creates
South Africa’s presidency warned citizens against job offers in Russia after reports surfaced that recruiters were targeting women for alleged work in drone factories. Alabuga
Kenya received a sovereign rating upgrade as S&P lifted its long-term credit rating to B from B-, citing reduced near-term external liquidity risks, strong exports,
Guinea recorded a trade deficit of 1.2 tln francs in July, reversing a 2.26 tln surplus in June, according to official data. Exports rose to
Ghana’s economy grew 5.7% in 2024 and 5.3% YoY in Q1 2025, according to the World Bank’s 9th Economic Update. The report cited progress on
Egypt’s policy outlook drew mixed views as Fitch Solutions forecast the central bank’s key rate falling to 21% by end-2025, then to 11.25% in 2026
UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed visited Angola and met President João Lourenco to discuss expanding bilateral ties. Lourenco emphasized the importance of the visit
The Serbian government will introduce measures to curb inflation, including capping retail margins on essentials, lowering loan rates, and expanding subsidies. The move comes amid
S&P Global Ratings revised Kazakhstan’s outlook from stable to positive while affirming its ‘BBB-‘ rating, citing fiscal reforms, low external debt, and strong reserves. The
The National Assembly of Republika Srpska in Bosnia, voted on Friday to call a national referendum, asking voters if they accept the court ruling that
Nepal sent diplomatic notes to both India and China on Aug. 21 objecting to their recent trade agreement that used Nepalese territory in Lipulekh without
India’s embassy in Washington hired Mercury Public Affairs at USD 75,000 per month for government and media relations, amid rising tensions with the US over