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Principal repayments coming due but Bolivia's foreign exchange coffers are bare
◆ Exclusive interview with Amundi portfolio manager, Jonathan Manning ◆ Navigating fixed income amid tariff disruption ◆ Investing at tight spreads
Middle East borrowers are looking at Asian currencies after a Formosa drive this year
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One of the bright spots in 2024 has been progress on sovereign debt restructuring — Zambia, Ukraine and Ghana have restructured their debts. But while the market has made great strides in refining a complex and often fractious process, concerns remain, particularly over the vital issue of comparability of treatment
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Proceeds to fund the development of oil and gas fields in Iraqi Kurdistan
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Concessional finance is essential for getting through difficulties, but countries must attract private money
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As the death toll rises and the financial impact of the Israel-Hamas conflict tops $18bn, the obstacles to aid are huge. Yet the conflict has barely scratched the world economy
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Climate finance flows are too slow, says the head of one of Africa’s largest banks. Attracting large institutional investors and Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds will be vital to speeding them up
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