Mali misses deadline for $26.6 mln bond repayment - agency
- Country:
- Mali
Mali has failed to meet a Jan. 31 deadline to make a debt repayment of 15.6 billion CFA francs ($26.6 million) in relation to a treasury bond, West Africa's debt management agency UMOA-Titres said in a note to investors on Wednesday.
"It is notable that this payment incident occurs in a context where the state of Mali is subject to sanctions imposed on it by ... (regional bloc) ECOWAS," the note said.
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