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Rising Oil Prices Hold Mixed Blessings for African Currencies
LAGOS (Capital Markets in Africa) — In a world of rising U.S. Treasury yields and a stronger dollar, higher oil prices can be a game-changer — for good or for bad. Oil exporters are the obvious beneficiaries: African crude producers including Angola, Ghana, and Nigeria had budgeted for an average price of around $40 per barrel for Brent crude in 2021, according to Rand Merchant Bank analysts. The price actually averaged closer to $60, providing…
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