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OPEC Member Fires FinMin Days After Ranking Reduce

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Last updated: 2026/01/02 at 2:28 PM
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Gabon’s President Brice Oligui Nguema fired the nation’s finance minister, Henri Claude Oyima days after the nation’s credit standing was lower deeper into junk.

Thierry Minko was named because the minister of financial system, finance and debt, in response to a press release from the presidency on Thursday. He can even be accountable for combating the excessive value of dwelling. Marc Abeghe was appointed as deputy minister for the price range. The presidency didn’t give any motive for the adjustments. 

Nguema, who ousted President Ali Bongo in a coup in August 2023, has presided over an financial system that’s been slowing and has seen its fiscal deficit widening. Fitch Rankings on Dec. 20 lower the nation’s credit standing to CCC- from CCC. 

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Since 2023, almost 3.142 trillion CFA francs ($5.6 billion) have been spent on repaying home and international debt, Nguema mentioned in a speech on Wednesday, blaming Bongo’s administration. “Regardless of these constraints, we now have chosen to reconcile fiscal self-discipline with sustaining public funding with a view to meet improvement aspirations.”

Whereas Gabon is in talks with the Worldwide Financial Fund for a borrowing facility, it’s unlikely to persuade the lender, in response to Fitch. Financial progress slowed to 1.9% final yr from 3.4% in 2024, in response to the IMF.

“The continual accumulation of exterior arrears to the official sector, the federal government’s expansionary fiscal coverage, and the seemingly requirement of drastic and unpopular coverage adjustments in a nonetheless unstable political setting might be obstacles” to a program, Fitch mentioned.

Certainly one of OPEC’s smallest members, Gabon produced 210,000 barrels of oil a day in November, in response to information complied by Bloomberg. 

The nation’s 2029 greenback bonds rose 0.3% to 87 cents on the greenback on Wednesday.

The president additionally named Clotaire Kondja because the minister for petroleum and gasoline, whereas Sosthène Nguema Nguema was made the minister of mines. 




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