* Restricted talks period ends without a restructuring deal * Ethiopia hopes for talks resumption, bondholders disappointed * Bond slides by more than a cent after the news * Critics says Common Framework is not efficient (Rewrites, adds analysts, updates bond price) By Duncan Miriri and George Obulutsa NAIROBI, Oct 14 (Reuters) – Ethiopia said on Tuesday that debt restructuring negotiations with its bondholders had failed due to differences over key terms that have kept the country in financial limbo for almost two years. The East African nation defaulted on its sole international bond in late 2023 after opting for a restructuring under the G20's flagship Common Framework initiative. Despite failing to reach a deal, "substantial progress" had been made, the government said in a statement,

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