African markets open August 24 focused on oil prices, currencies, Tanzania's hydropower launch, Ethiopia's debt restructuring and Zambia's political risks.
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African markets open the week with higher oil prices, geopolitical risks, rate uncertainty and key political and financing developments across the continent.
Africa Markets—Factors to Watch tracks oil, gold, U.S. inflation data and key developments in South Africa, Kenya, Somalia, DRC, Guinea and Nigeria.
African markets face a busy August 10 as investors track inflation, oil prices, currencies, infrastructure finance and regional political developments.
ATIDI aims to double its capital base to $2 billion within two years, expanding guarantees designed to attract private investment into African infrastructure.
African markets face a busy August 7 as investors track inflation, oil prices, currencies, trade deals, company earnings and the U.S. jobs report.
Investors enter the week watching oil prices, African currencies and major economic data after easing Middle East tensions shifted global market sentiment.
African markets are expected to trade cautiously on Thursday as investors weigh rising geopolitical tensions, stronger oil prices, central bank decisions, and developments across key…
Abuja – Member states of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) have signed...
Currencies across several African economies are expected to experience divergent performances over the coming week,...