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Fast forward 10 years and African countries could constitute the largest section of the JPMorgan Emerging Market Government Bond Index. It might sound incredible, but this is the prediction of many who believe the result of the $50 billion debt relief package agreed at last month’s G8 summit will be that Africa’s governments push the development of local capital markets.
As campaigners and politicians have been quick to point out, the deal that the G8 leaders signed in Gleneagles, Scotland, on July 8, will not bring an end overnight to the poverty that affects much of the continent.
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