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- Launch of a new multi-actor platform by the AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK to provide financial support to young project leaders in Morocco, according to the business press;
- Aggravation of the Tunisian current account deficit to TND -10.7bn (i.e. 10.1% of GDP) at the end of November 2018, against TND -9.2bn (i.e. 9.6% of GDP) a year earlier, due mainly to the deterioration of the trade deficit to TND -17.3bn (vs. TND -14.4bn previously);
- Listing of a NGN 13.5bn bond by UNION BANK OF NIGERIA PLC on the FMDQ OTC Securities Exchange, under its NGN 100bn debt issuance program;
- Among the African markets, the Nigerian stock market recorded the highest daily performance (+4.09%), while the Egyptian stock exchange recorded the lowest one (-0.89%).
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