Niger’s risk of external and overall public debt distress is assessed “moderate”—unchanged from the previous DSA. The response to the COVID-19 pandemic required higher borrowing and the shock entailed a sharp fall in exports, exacerbating the impact of Nigeria’s decision to close its border to trade in 2019. Nevertheless, debt indicators remain below their thresholds thanks to concessional financing from donors and the prospective post-COVID rebound...
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2021/12/01
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Rapport aux Administrateurs
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168278
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2022/01/31
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Disclosed
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Niger - Joint World Bank-IMF Debt Sustainability Analysis
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public debt