- Central African sovereigns paid yields as high as 13.7% despite oil wealth.
- War-hit DR Congo borrowed more cheaply than its oil-exporting neighbours.
LIBREVILLE, GABON – Central Africa’s oil exporters are paying some of emerging markets’ steepest borrowing costs, exposing weaknesses that resource wealth has failed to disguise.
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