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Fitch Downgrades United States’ Long-Term Rating to ‘AA+’ Amidst Fiscal Concerns and Governance Challenges

In a significant move, Fitch Ratings has downgraded the United States of America’s Long-Term Foreign-Currency Issuer Default Rating (IDR) from ‘AAA’ to ‘AA+’. The rating downgrade reflects concerns over the nation’s expected fiscal deterioration in the next three years, a growing government debt burden, and the erosion of governance relative to peer countries. Fitch highlights […]

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Kenya’s Eurobonds Under Pressure as Moody’s Raises Default Concerns

According to Bloomberg, Kenya’s eurobonds experienced a sharp decline as Moody’s Investors Service raised alarms over the country’s planned buyback of some of its debt. The credit rating agency warned that redeeming the bonds at a price below par value could be seen as a default, causing yields on the notes to surge by 46 […]

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President Tinubu Upholds Controversial Decision to Scrap Fuel Subsidy, Cites $1.32 Billion in Savings for National Development

Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu defended the nation’s decision to remove fuel subsidies in a recent national broadcast. The move, which has faced criticism due to its impact on the economy, has already saved over $1.32 billion in just two months. In an evening address to the nation, President Tinubu acknowledged the economic hardships that followed […]

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Sluggish Demand Casts a Shadow on Asia’s Manufacturing Sector in July

In July, factories across Asia encountered a slowdown in demand, reflecting the ongoing struggle for growth in the global economy. Nine private surveys revealed that six of Asia’s major producers experienced a contraction in manufacturing activity, with China’s manufacturing activity slipping into contraction unexpectedly for the first time in three months. The slowdown extended to […]

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Fuel Costs Soar, Prompting Kenyan Consumers to Cut Super Petrol Consumption

As fuel prices continue to reach new heights, Kenyan consumers are feeling the pinch and responding by cutting back on their usage of super petrol. According to a recently released report from the Petroleum Institute of East Africa (PIEA), the first quarter of this year saw a 1% decline in the consumption of super petrol […]

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Kenya’s Digital Credit Revolution: Paving the Way for Financial Inclusion and Economic Growth

In the heart of Africa, Kenya has emerged as a trailblazer in the realm of digital innovation, and one sector, in particular, has been a driving force behind the nation’s economic growth and financial inclusivity: digital credit. Through harnessing the power of technology, digital credit has transformed access to finance, empowering individuals and businesses alike, […]

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