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Hormuz Disruption Seen Raising Default Risks in Africa

Hormuz Disruption Seen Raising Default Risks in Africa

Analysts warn that a prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz would intensify fiscal pressures on several debt‑burdened African economies, heightening sovereign default risks. They note limited progress toward a deal to reopen the waterway, prolonging uncertainty for energy and trade flows.

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Prolonged Hormuz crisis to up pressure on debt-saddled African economies