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A group holding US$2.2 billion of Senegal's US$5.2 billion in international bonds warned Dakar against a haircut as IMF-backed debt talks advance. The post Senegal Bondholders With US$2.2bn Warn Dakar appeared first on The Rio Times .
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The first flight under Jamaica's migration deal with the US landed in Kingston with 22 people, as critics demand that the agreement be made public.
Panama set up two trusts to pay for rebuilding after the 9 October earthquake and waived repair fees, keeping its savings fund and deficit target intact.
Bank of Botswana data show foreign reserves at about US$4.4 billion at the end of July, up 25.9% in a year and the highest level since July 2024.
Quaest poll: Flávio Bolsonaro 46%, Lula 44% in Brazil's runoff, a tie within the margin of error, while bettors still give Flávio an 85% chance of winning.
Nayib Bukele says El Salvador may grant early, monitored release to roughly half of jailed gang collaborators, with no timetable or legal rules yet published.
The IMF projects Morocco's economy to grow 4.5% in 2026, but dearer energy imports push the current-account deficit to about US$9.6 billion.