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Africa and the Gulf will suffer most in a global recession, rather than from direct tariff pain
Banker to leave after prominent career in EMEA syndications
Trump has been far more open to negotiation on tariffs than expected, said one EM fund manager
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◆ What Trump or Harris mean for EM sovereign issuers ◆ The outlook for UK capital markets after the Budget ◆ Creditors turn on each other in Thames Water saga -
A Trump win in the imminent US presidential election could threaten the US Federal Reserve's rate cutting path and the easing financing conditions for EM issuers
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Borrower signs seven year deal to refinance short term maturities
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Middle East banks win mandate for first time in dollars
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Market participants are invited to give their views on the outlook and for CEEMEA in 2025
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CAF gearing up to transform regional development
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Emirates NBD Capital: An unrivalled conduit for Middle East liquidity
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European Investment Bank: Supporting sustainable development in North Africa
