Zimbabwe initiates farm compensation payments as part of a debt restructuring effort, starting with $20
Gabon has initiated a buyback of the remaining $315 million of its 2025 Eurobond, alongside
Iraq has agreed to forgive 80% of Mozambique’s bilateral debt, cancelling $256.13 million of $320.16
Brazil’s transfer pricing regime has shifted to an arm’s-length principle, aligning it with global standards.
Iraq has agreed to forgive 80% of Mozambique’s debt, writing off $256.13 million. The remaining
Goldman Sachs, BofA, and Citigroup exceeded earnings estimates due to strong investment banking performance. Goldman
Raizen, a Brazilian sugar and ethanol producer, is considering a capital increase to alleviate debt
Voltas Ltd shares fell over 3% after a Qatar court ordered the company to pay
The Mozambican government is selling 91% of LAM shares to three state-owned companies—HCB, CFM, and
Mali’s new mining law has raised taxes and increased state ownership, prompting gold mining CEOs