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Ethiopia Bondholders Criticise IMF for ‘Poorly’ Handled Debt Rework

Ethiopia’s creditors took a swipe at the International Monetary Fund’s handling of the nation’s debt-restructuring process, describing the past two years of discussions as “poorly” managed.

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Ethiopia Bondholders Criticise IMF for ‘Poorly’ Handled Debt Rework
Ethiopia’s creditors took a swipe at the International Monetary Fund’s handling of the nation’s debt-restructuring process, describing the past two years of discussions as “poorly” managed.
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