In a report dated October 2025, Fitch Ratings estimates that the “very significant” budget deficit projected by Gabon for 2026 will make it difficult to reach an agreement with the IMF. In its analysis, the agency deems unrealistic the ambitions of public spending, particularly the increase of 570% in investments and a projected deficit of…...
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