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Sovereign rating

B−: a weak rating, highly speculative

Angola is no. 21 of the 34 African countries rated, in the middle of the African ranking. The country pays its debts, but a shock (commodity prices, a political crisis) could stop it. Borrowing is expensive.

Weak rating B−
Category
Highly speculative (B)
In Africa
no. 21 of 34
Trend
Rising

6 notches below investment grade

S&P

B−

stable outlook · affirmed 13 Feb 2026

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Moody's

B3

positive outlook · outlook raised 25 Sep 2026

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Fitch

B−

stable outlook · affirmed May 2026

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AfCRA

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The African agency, launched on 7 October 2026, has not published a rating yet.

Long-term foreign-currency ratings, from the agencies' releases · verdict and common scale: Syli Atlas's reading of the agencies' categories · a rating is an opinion on credit risk, not investment advice

Business climate

Angola: a business climate close to the African median

Above the African median on 2 indicators out of 5. Syli Atlas gives no « business friendly » verdict of its own: each score comes from the World Bank, compared with the other African countries.

Governance

Worldwide Governance Indicators 2025, score from 0 to 100

Regulatory quality 42.7 no. 29 of 54

Can the state make and apply rules that let private business grow?

Rule of law 40.1 no. 36 of 54

Are contracts, property rights, the police and the courts reliable?

Government effectiveness 37.8 no. 26 of 54

Quality of public services and of the administration.

Control of corruption 34.3 no. 23 of 54

How far public power is used for private gain.

Business regulations and services

World Bank Business Ready (B-READY) 2025, score from 0 to 100

49.1 average of the three pillars · no. 20 of the 29 African economies covered

Regulatory framework 63.9 no. 12 of 29
Public services for firms 37.5 no. 17 of 29
Operational efficiency 45.9 no. 22 of 29

Sources: World Bank, Worldwide Governance Indicators (CC BY 4.0) and Business Ready (CC BY 3.0 IGO) · the line marks the African median · ranks among the African countries covered