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Angola Eyes Panda and Islamic Bonds to Diversify Funding Sources

Bloomberg Markets Friday 16 October 2026, 10:53 UTC By Kerim Karakaya and Jorgelina do Rosario 1 min read
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Angola is considering selling bonds in China or tapping Islamic debt markets in the Middle East as the oil-producing nation seeks to diversify its sources of financing, according to a senior finance official.

Angola is considering selling bonds in China or tapping Islamic debt markets in the Middle East as the oil-producing nation seeks to diversify its sources of financing, according to a senior finance official.
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