Ethiopia agrees preliminary deal to restructure $1 billion bond
Ethiopia has reached a preliminary agreement with bondholders to restructure $1 billion in debt, marking a significant step in resolving its long-standing financial crisis. The deal includes a new bond issuance and a warrant structure that has received support from the IMF and key creditor nations.
Why it matters
This agreement serves as a test case for the G20's Common Framework for debt restructuring in developing nations facing economic instability.
JOHANNESBURG, June 29 (Reuters) – Ethiopia has struck a preliminary deal with key bondholders to restructure its defaulted $1 billion international bond, the finance ministry said on Monday, moving closer to resolving a years-long debt crisis.
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