African traders in petrol, diesel and jet fuel among other oil products are set to benefit from a $3 billion facility from the African Export-Import Bank. The bank rolled out the $3 billion revolving credit line for African and Caribbean buyers to source oil products more easily from refineries on the continent. Afreximbank expects the credit…...
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Afreximbank launches $3 billion revolving facility for oil players
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