The country has turned a corner and is promising stronger growth – and more reforms – but it needs to maintain progress to offer safer returns.

S&P might be about to downgrade the issuer, but Euromoney’s experts say the risk situation is now improving.

The risks of investing in developed countries eased in Q3 2017 due to strong economic growth, according to economists and other experts. Several large emerging markets (EMs) also became safer as volatility eased worldwide.

Côte d’Ivoire and Senegal shoot up in country risk survey; South Africa dives in ECR data, as anglophone states languish.