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Zambia Discards Five-Year Default Tag With Fitch Ratings Upgrade

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Zambia has been upgraded by Fitch Ratings, removing its five-year debt-default tag, with a stable outlook and lower yields on its dollar bond.

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Zambia has shaken off five years with a debt-default tag, with Fitch Ratings upgrading its assessment of the southern African nation’s credit to B- and a stable outlook. Yields on its dollar bond edged lower.

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