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IMF revises Congo’s 2022 growth up to 8.5%, rebel conflict a concern
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January flows to emerging markets largest in two years – IIF
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Resurgent China to drive 2023 oil demand, supply shortfall possible in H2 -IEA
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Exclusive-G20 host India to propose China, other creditors take haircuts on loans – sources
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Fund managers rush into emerging stocks and cut cash – BofA survey
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World Bank most concerned in MENA about Lebanon and Tunisia
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China, U.S. to participate in first meeting of new debt roundtable on Feb. 17
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Ghana bilateral lenders in talks to form official creditor committee
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What is at stake for investors in Nigeria’s election?
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