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Gabon Risks Default Amid IMF Program Uncertainty, Fitch Warns

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Fitch Ratings warns of a potential default by Gabon due to uncertainty surrounding an IMF program, highlighting the country's inherent risk.

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Fitch Ratings sees an “inherent risk” of default by Gabon as uncertainty persists over whether the oil-producing nation will formally ask the International Monetary Fund for a program.

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