The AU-backed Africa Credit Ratings Agency will begin assessing African governments, companies and institutions from Mauritius. It aims to address gaps left by global agencies, including 23 unrated countries, but its effect on borrowing costs will depend on whether investors trust its independence and accuracy.
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Africa maglulunsad ng sariling credit rating agency

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Sisimulan ng Africa Credit Ratings Agency, na suportado ng African Union, ang pagsusuri sa mga pamahalaan, kumpanya at institusyon mula sa Mauritius. Layunin nitong punan ang puwang ng global agencies, kabilang ang 23 bansang walang rating, ngunit nakasalalay ang bisa nito sa tiwala ng investors.

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