In a context of gradual normalization of international financial conditions, but still marked by costly access to bond markets, Angola continues a cautious debt management strategy. The stated objective: to ensure its liquidity needs at a lower cost while avoiding new issuances of eurobonds at high rates. It is in this logic that Luanda announced,…...
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Nathanael Mavinga is a Congolese journalist (DRC) specializing in both audiovisual and print media. Passionate about writing and delivering information, he has pursued this profession for several years with dedication and discipline. His rich and diverse journalistic career has led him to produce numerous high-quality pieces covering key topics such as economy, finance, the banking sector, as well as other development-related issues. Thanks to his field experience and mastery of both written and visual formats, he stands out for his professional, precise, and grounded approach, deeply rooted in the realities of the African continent.
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