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The Central Bank of Morocco has lowered its key interest rate to 2.25%, matching rates from 2022. Despite an increase in inflation to 2%, projections indicate it will stabilize around …
Morocco Lowers Key Interest Rate to Support Economic Growth and Stability Read More
Morocco’s central bank has reduced the benchmark interest rate to 2.25% for the second time, aiming to manage inflation and support economic activity. The move coincides with projections of inflation …
Morocco Cuts Interest Rate Again to Tackle Inflation Efforts Read More
Migrants in Libya are experiencing dire conditions characterized by violence and human rights abuses. The situation has drawn international scrutiny, emphasizing the need for enhanced humanitarian aid and intervention. In …
The Ongoing Crisis of Migrants in Libya Read More
Nigeria’s Central Bank reported that $1.87 billion was spent on food imports in the first nine months of 2024, marking an increase from $1.64 billion in 2023. Monthly allocations for …
Nigeria’s Rising Food Import Costs Amidst Economic Challenges Read More
U.S. consumer confidence has plummeted by 10.5% according to a University of Michigan poll. Concern exists regarding this decline’s effect on economic growth, with Bill Adams of Comerica Bank cautioning …
U.S. Consumer Confidence Drops Significantly: Economic Implications Read More
In March 2025, Brazil’s Industrial Entrepreneur Confidence Index rose to 49.2 from 49.1 in February, indicating prolonged subdued sentiment and the lowest optimism since April 2023. Expectations for company performance …
Brazil’s Industrial Entrepreneur Confidence Index Displays Modest Increase in March 2025 Read More
Morocco’s central bank has reduced its benchmark interest rate to 2.25%, a decrease of 25 basis points, aimed at promoting growth and employment. The bank projects inflation will remain moderate …
Morocco Central Bank Lowers Benchmark Interest Rate to 2.25% Read More
Angola’s central bank keeps the main lending rate at 19.50% for the fifth time. Inflation decreased to 25.26% year-on-year in February, down from 26.48% in January. The central bank of …
Angola’s Central Bank Maintains Main Interest Rate at 19.50% Read More
The citrus industry in Ghana faces severe challenges due to payment delays and liquidity issues, risking contraction. Production estimates for 2024 indicate that only 40 percent of citrus is economically …
Challenges Facing Ghana’s Citrus Industry: Payment Delays and Funding Gaps Read More
Deloitte forecasts improved credit ratings for Ghana due to enhanced debt sustainability, highlighted by reductions in debt-to-GDP ratios and strategic debt restructuring initiatives. Recent upgrades from Moody’s and Fitch, alongside …
Deloitte Projects Higher Credit Ratings for Ghana Amid Improved Debt Sustainability Read More