Ethiopia Bond Exchange Trails 4 Peers
Ethiopia is the only tracked debt case with a bond exchange still pending, a global progress report of 14 October 2026 shows. The post Ethiopia Bond Exchange Trails 4 Peers appeared first on The Rio Times.
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Ethiopia is the only tracked debt case with a bond exchange still pending, a global progress report of 14 October 2026 shows. The post Ethiopia Bond Exchange Trails 4 Peers appeared first on The Rio Times.
Ethiopia's annual inflation slowed to 14.9% in September from 15.1%, yet sugar and meat prices keep climbing and the central bank's policy rate stands at 16%. The post Ethiopia Inflation Slows to 14.9% appeared first on The Rio Times.
The IMF says talks on Ethiopia's sixth loan review will take place in November, with a board decision on a payout of about US$208 million in early 2027. The post Ethiopia IMF Review Talks Slip to November appeared first on The Rio Times.
Ethiopia's new cabinet puts Fitsum Assefa in charge of finance alongside 21 other ministers. Here is what foreign investors and US companies should watch. The post What Ethiopia’s New Cabinet Means for Investors appeared first on The Rio Times.
Ethiopian companies have six months to tell the government who really owns them, a new hurdle for US investors in banks, shares and property. The post Ethiopia Gives Companies 6 Months to Name Real Owners appeared first on The Rio Times.
State-owned company Ethiopian Airlines has agreed to buy 10 Boeing cargo aircraft, with an option to acquire eight more, in an effort to increase its cargo services.
The 120km link, due to operational within 18 months, will connect Damerjog port in Djibouti to a distribution facility in Dewele, Ethiopia.
The Ethiopian Securities Exchange has given in-principle approval for 11 listings, almost tripling the number of publicly traded firms if all of them come to market.
FEWS NET says Ethiopia’s meher harvest could be up to 30% below average after the poorest kiremt rains on record, in a strong El Niño year. The post Ethiopia Harvest May Fall 30% as Kiremt Rains Fail appeared first on The Rio Times.