- Moody’s sees limited economic fallout from Bamako fuel blockade
- Political uncertainty keeps Mali near default risk, agency warns
BAMAKO, MALI – Mali’s economy has shown resilience despite a fuel blockade around Bamako, with growth expected to strengthen in 2025, ratings agency Moody’s said.
The fuel shortage caused by a blockade imposed around the capital by armed groups did not have a major impact on the Malian economy, according to Moody’s latest assessment.
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