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(2)Africa Debt Risk Perceptions ‘Overblown,’ Zambian Official Says
Africa Debt Risk Perceptions ‘Overblown,’ Zambian Official Says
Dollar, Treasuries Slide as China Flags US Debt Risks; Yen Gains | Bloomberg Brief 2/9/2026
Dollar, Treasuries Slide as China Flags US Debt Risks; Yen Gains | Bloomberg Brief 2/9/2026
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(3)Fitch Cuts Gabon’s Rating Further Into Junk on Debt Risks
Fitch Ratings has downgraded Gabon's long-term foreign-currency issuer default rating deeper into junk territory, moving it from 'B-' to 'CCC'. This decision reflects increasing concerns about Gabon's ability to manage its debt, particularly with significant maturities due in 2025. The downgrade signals heightened default risk for the oil-producing nation.
Overall Spreads Remain Tight Even As Oracle Debt Risk Jumps
Despite a noticeable increase in the perceived risk of Oracle's debt, as reflected by widening credit default swaps (CDS), overall corporate bond spreads continue to remain tight. This suggests a resilient broader credit market, possibly due to persistent investor demand for yield or confidence in the macroeconomic environment, even as specific company risks emerge.
Oracle Bonds Trade Like Junk as Spreads Widen, Debt Risk Flares
Oracle's bonds are experiencing widening credit spreads, indicating that investors perceive a higher risk of default from the company. This elevated risk is causing the bonds to trade similarly to speculative-grade or 'junk' bonds, despite Oracle's historically strong credit rating, reflecting concerns about its financial health or market liquidity.
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