THE Bank of Tanzania (BoT)’s decision to keep its policy rate steady for the first quarter of this year reflects a strategic shift from short-term stabilisation to medium-term economic consolidation.

Nigeria’s sharp inflation decline signals reform gains, as monetary tightening, stronger reserves, and improved forex management reinforce naira stability and restore investor confidence, JUSTICE ...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Friday that Türkiye’s efforts to curb inflation are yielding results, while ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly moved from the fringes of innovation into the core of the global economic narrative. What was once a sectoral story about software, chips, and automation is ...

This Technical Assistance followed a request by the National Bank of Ukraine for a review of their existing Quarterly ...

Our frontier markets positioning favors high-carry sovereigns with improving policy credibility and fiscal discipline.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has warned that persistent excess liquidity in the financial system and expansionary ...

New market realities mean the old way of doing things may no longer give investors what they want.

When Jibran Fauz Qureish, the Head of Africa Economic Research for Standard Bank Group, stepped up to the podium at the 5th Stanbic Economic Forum in Kampala, he did something unusual. Instead of ...

Financial markets are expected to experience a turbulent start in 2026 before turning positive. A significant market downturn ...

Nigeria’s external reserves have rebounded significantly, reaching about $49 billion as of early 2026, according to recent ...