Moody’s rating agency has lowered the outlook attached to Mali’s sovereign rating from stable to negative, while confirming its rating at Caa2, signaling a deterioration in the country’s credit prospects in a context of persistent budgetary weaknesses and tighter financing margins. This decision reflects the growing concerns of the agency about Bamako’s ability to stabilize…...
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