A sovereign debt restructuring furniture review

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What have we learned from the recent spate of government bankruptcies?

Well, not obviously fine — for the countries in question a festering, chronic and slow-to-resolve debt crisis can be as painful as an acute one — but in the grand scheme of things not cataclysmic.

This was all extremely apparent in the protracted Zambian debt restructuring, which took nearly four years to resolve and might still lead to a festering debt problem.

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Author / Journalist: Robin Wigglesworth

Category: MarketsFinanceInvesting

Markets: United StatesArgentinaChinaEgyptEthiopiaGhanaLebanonNigerNigeriaPakistanSri LankaSurinameZambia

Topics: Issue Countries Been Sovereign Financial Debt Things Creditors Years Might Restructuring

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Published On: 2025-02-12 @ 11:06:07 (11 hours ago)

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