Ethiopia has failed to reach an agreement with its eurobond holders after several months of formal negotiations that began in 2025. According to sources close to the matter, the discussions did not lead to a consensual restructuring of the country’s only Eurobond, amounting to $1 billion, which matured in December 2024. The main sticking point…...
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