(Bloomberg) — Gabon’s dollar bonds maturing 2025 rose to a six-month high Wednesday, extending gains triggered by a report that the government is considering buying back the securities.
The $700 million issue is trading at about 97.20 cents in the dollar, taking the yield to about 12%, down from 16.8% at the end of September. The gains have also rippled over to Gabon’s other dollar…
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