Cameroon considers $1.7–$2.5bn international bond for 2027; earlier $300m 2033 tap announced
On Oct. 29, 2026 a senior Cameroonian finance ministry official told Reuters that Yaoundé is considering issuing $1.7–$2.5 billion of international bonds in 2027. The government earlier announced a planned $300 million tap of its outstanding 2033 Eurobond on Oct. 7, 2026.
The desk brief
On Oct. 29, 2026 a senior Cameroonian finance ministry official told Reuters that Yaoundé is considering issuing $1.7–$2.5 billion of international bonds in 2027. The government earlier announced a planned $300 million tap of its outstanding 2033 Eurobond on Oct. 7, 2026.
If Yaoundé proceeds with a $1.7–$2.5bn issuance in 2027, increased supply on the Cameroon USD curve would likely put upward pressure on Cameroon sovereign yields and could widen spreads versus USD benchmarks absent offsetting demand. The previously announced $300m 2033 tap would raise outstanding liquidity on that specific line but does not by itself confirm larger 2027 execution or pricing.
Publication of 2027 finance law or official issuance timetable and identification of lead banks/size within 2027.
Sources & verification
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- Cameroon Weighs Up to $2.5bn Eurobond for 2027 After Fitch Downgrade | Radarr Africaradarr.africaSource published (opens in a new tab)
- Cameroon Plans to Raise $300 Million Through Existing 2033 Eurobondecofinagency.com (opens in a new tab)
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