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It’s Much Ado About Nothing as Tanzania Frets Over Credit Rating
DAR ES SALAM (Capital Markets in Africa ) – Tanzania may be less than enamoured with its first credit rating, but there’s little to suggest the gas-rich East African nation would be blocked from the Eurobond market that it’s long been tempted to tap. After discussing plans to get a rating for at least a decade, Tanzania obtained one of B1, four steps into junk territory, from Moody’s Investors Service on Friday. Government officials weren’t impressed. Dotto James, the…
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