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African nations are turning to multilateral lenders to avoid debt crises, with $6B in bond sales and potential $90B–$120B in new funding if lending rules ease.
African governments are shifting toward multilateral lenders to reduce reliance on volatile Eurobond markets, with S&P Global Ratings noting elevated debt distress risks across over 20 countries.
While Nigeria and South Africa show improvement due to reform momentum, Senegal, Mozambique, and Madagascar face negative outlooks.
A strong start to 2026 saw $6 billion in bond sales and lower borrowing costs averaging 7.7%, with potential for $90 billion to $120 billion in new MDB funding if updated criteria reduce capital intensity for lower-rated borrowers with strong repayment histories.
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Las naciones africanas están recurriendo a prestamistas multilaterales para evitar crisis de deuda, con 6 mil millones de dólares en ventas de bonos y un potencial de 90 mil millones a 120 mil millones de dólares en nuevos fondos si las reglas de préstamos se flexibilizan.