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Morgan Stanley Sees Zambia Lift Eurobond Price to Break Impasse

Morgan Stanley expects Zambia to revise its bond buyback offer higher in a bid to break an impasse with a group of bondholders resisting an initial price tabled almost a week ago.

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Morgan Stanley Sees Zambia Lift Eurobond Price to Break Impasse
Morgan Stanley expects Zambia to revise its bond buyback offer higher in a bid to break an impasse with a group of bondholders resisting an initial price tabled almost a week ago.
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