North Africa’s first futures market launches in Morocco
The move is expected to enhance risk management tools, attract new investors, and strengthen the country’s capital market.
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Egypt turns to foreign LNG suppliers to ease crisis
To stabilize its energy supply, Egypt is in talks with foreign companies to secure long-term LNG purchases, aiming to reduce exposure to fluctuating spot prices.
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South African rand falls amid global market volatility
Global market volatility, triggered by Russia’s updated nuclear policy, led to a weakening of the South African rand
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Eramet lowers production for Gabon mines significantly
Eramet’s strategic decision to reduce production at its key mines reflects the current challenges facing the global mineral industry.
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Aluminium prices soar amid Guinea supply disruptions
The disruption has tightened the global market for the key aluminium ingredient, driving prices higher.
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Libyan crisis drags OPEC oil output to lowest since January
A discussion of the future outlook for OPEC’s oil production, considering the ongoing geopolitical tensions and the potential for further disruptions in supply.
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Cameroon issues $550 million bond with 10.75 pct coupon
Cameroon’s government successfully raised $550 million through a bond sale to address domestic debt and stimulate economic growth.
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Morocco fire: Popular UNESCO site destroyed, casualties reported
A fire ripped through a popular market in Fez’s UNESCO-listed old city, killing four people, injuring 26, and causing extensive damage.
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