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Deep Dive: Africa

Global uncertainty poses downside risks to otherwise stabilising credit fundamentals

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Fiscal consolidation efforts will support debt reduction for African sovereigns. Financing conditions will improve but remain more difficult than in the past, and the credit risks from large upcoming maturities and weakened debt affordability persist. The US tariffs will engender a more challenging macroeconomic outlook and greater uncertainty around asset prices and interest rates.
 
Discussion Topics:

  • What are the implications of the tariffs and the rapidly changing US trade policy for African sovereigns and private sector entities?
  • What is the outlook for South Africa amid domestic political disagreement and tensions with the US?
  • What is the likely liquidity evolution for Africa’s commodity exporters amid softening demand and prices, particularly Angola?
  • What is the extent of potential improvement in the credit profiles of Egypt, Nigeria and Kenya?
This event is part of the Global Emerging Markets Live 2025 series.
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Speakers

Lucie Villa

Lucie Villa

Senior Vice President, Sovereign Risk

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Mik Kabeya

Mik Kabeya

Vice President - Senior Credit Officer, Financial Institutions

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Constantinos Kypreos

Constantinos Kypreos

Senior Vice President - Financial Institutions Group

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Artem Frolov

Artem Frolov

Vice President - Senior Analyst, Corporate Finance

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Iker Ballestero Barrutia

Iker Ballestero Barrutia

Analyst, Corporate Finance

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