Angola’s public debt will hit its ceiling in the next few years, the International Monetary Fund warned, advising the country to deploy an expected windfall from rising oil prices toward reducing debt and building buffers.Africa’s oil-producing nations are set to receive a revenue boost due to shortened supply of oil on the international market due to the Iran war, with Nigeria estimated to be on track for a $3.6 billion windfall. Angola, Africa…
Debt, inflation, diversification... Faced with a persistent dependence on oil and a decline in revenues, the Bretton Woods institution called on Luanda to continue its efforts to consolidate its public finances.