THE FINANCIAL RATING AGENCY FITCH DOWNGRADES GABON! L’AGENCE DE NOTATION FINANCIÈRE FITCH ABAISSE LA NOTE DU GABON!




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L’agence de notation Fitch a abaissé la note du Gabon de « B » à «CCC».

Le déclassement de la note du Gabon à «CCC» reflète notre point de vue selon lequel les risques pesant sur la capacité de remboursement de la dette ont considérablement augmenté en raison de la pression de trésorerie due à la baisse des prix du pétrole. Les pressions de trésoreries sont encore plus exacerbées par la mauvaise gestion des finances publiques du Gabon, comme l'illustrent l'accumulation d'arriérés de paiement de la dette extérieure dans le passé et les retards fréquents dans la sécurisation des financements multilatéraux pourtant prévus.

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