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Gabon Bonds Surge After Audit Finds Debt Stock at $16.7 Billion, Almost a Fifth Below Initial Estimate
Gabon’s bonds surged after the government announced that an audit found the OPEC member’s debt stock stood at $16.7 billion, almost a fifth below an initial estimate.
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Gabon Bonds Surge After Audit Finds Debt Stock at $16.7 Billion, Almost a Fifth Below Initial Estimate
Gabon’s bonds surged after the government announced that an audit found the OPEC member’s debt stock stood at $16.7 billion, almost a fifth below an initial estimate.
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