Angola is deciding whether to renew a $1 billion deal with JPMorgan or raise funds through international markets by November. The country may issue debt, partially repay, or extend the current deal depending on costs. Angola aims to contain costs, seeking a better deal than the 9% it currently pays. Finance officials are working on transparency, publishing debt statistics regularly. They are cautious about crude oil prices, with officials pushing for a more conservative assumption in the 2026 budget due to revenue challenges. Analysts forecast Brent crude to be at $62.98 in the second quarter of 2026.

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