JPMorgan Launches New African Frontier Bond Index Including Senegal and Nigeria
The bank introduces a $330 billion local-currency debt benchmark where African nations hold nearly half the weight, marking Nigeria's return after an 11-year absence.
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2 publishers have covered this in 3 articles since 15 Sept 2026. businessinsider.com published first, on 15 September at 09:13 UTC; Bloomberg Markets followed 23h 36m later. The most recent article, from Bloomberg Markets, appeared on 16 September at 08:49 UTC.
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How it unfolded
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- businessinsider.comNigeria enters JPMorgan’s new $328 billion bond index 11 years after removal from flagship benchmark
- businessinsider.comJPMorgan’s new $330 billion bond index gives African countries almost half its weight
- Bloomberg MarketsSenegal Joins JPMorgan List of African Frontiers Set For New Bond Index
Sources
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- Senegal Joins JPMorgan List of African Frontiers Set For New Bond Index Bloomberg Markets ·
- JPMorgan’s new $330 billion bond index gives African countries almost half its weight businessinsider.com
- Nigeria enters JPMorgan’s new $328 billion bond index 11 years after removal from flagship benchmark businessinsider.com
In this story
- JPMorgan Chase & Co.
- Senegal
- Nigeria
- International Monetary Fund