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Sub-Saharan Africa: Long-term debt inflows rise 34%, China biggest bilateral creditor.
Lagos, Nigeria, Capital Markets in Africa — The newly released 2016 edition of the International Debt Statistics (IDS) shows that external borrowing by countries in the Sub-Sahara Africa, excluding South Africa, has risen rapidly and been marked by a distinct change in borrowing patterns and creditor composition. Disbursements of long-term debt increased 34 percent in 2014 (to $54 billion), triple the comparable figures for other low- and middle-income countries, with private creditors accounting for 60 percent (50…
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