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African dollar bond rush continues

Following hot on the heels of Kenya’s debut auction, both the Ivory Coast and Senegal returned to the market in July with issues of 10-year dollar-denominated debt. With yields across the region remaining low yields by past standards, a number of other countries look set to issue dollar bonds over the coming months.

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