Côte d'Ivoire's economy grows 4.6% in the second quarter, led by services
Services and construction drove output, while cocoa exports held steady despite lower prices.
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Services and construction drove output, while cocoa exports held steady despite lower prices.
The fund highlighted growth, debt management and reforms to the business climate.
A 20-year issue is a milestone, but secondary market liquidity still lags.
The government says the increase funds roads, health and education programmes in the regions.
Spending is shifting towards secondary cities, with roads and clinics first.
The issue was oversubscribed, a sign of investor confidence in the WAEMU zone.
From November, transfers between operators must go through the new platform.