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Côte d'Ivoire raised $1.3 billion in a highly oversubscribed 15-year Eurobond, achieving a record-low 5.39% interest rate, signaling strong economic progress and a move toward Investment Grade status.
Côte d'Ivoire raised $1.3 billion through a 15-year Eurobond on February 19, 2026, with subscriptions nearly five times the offering amount, resulting in a 5.39% effective interest rate after hedging—the lowest in sub-Saharan Africa over the past five years.
The funds will support the 2026 budget, reflecting improved creditworthiness and stronger macroeconomic performance, including projected 6.7% GDP growth and a shrinking public deficit.
This marks the highest investor demand for a bond issuance in the region in five years, signaling progress toward Investment Grade status.
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Costa de Marfil recaudó $ 1.3 mil millones en un Eurobono de 15 años muy sobre suscrito, logrando una tasa de interés récord del 5.39%, lo que indica un fuerte progreso económico y un movimiento hacia el estatus de grado de inversión.