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Bank of Central African States

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Gabon reforms: debt, resource tracking, and economic shifts

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Latest: Gabon implements economic reforms and addresses fuel shortages

Since the transition began in late 2025, Gabon’s interim government has pursued a reform agenda focused on industrialization, economic diversification, and fiscal discipline. While the nation maintains a 4% growth rate d

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CEMAC economic and monetary policy trends

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Latest: COBAC urges stricter credit risk management in CEMAC zone

The Bank of Central African States (BEAC) has maintained its key interest rates, including a Main Tender Rate (TIAO) of 4.50%, following a review of economic trends within the Economic and Monetary Community of Central A

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CEMAC economic growth and financial development

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Latest: Cameroon drives CEMAC growth and advances Douala-Bangui corridor financing

In late September 2026, the inaugural Diamond Capital Convention was held in Douala to discuss leveraging CEMAC financial markets for Central African economic growth. Participants focused on financial education, legal se

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SME credit access challenges in Cameroon

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Latest: Banque de France reports rising credit costs for SMEs

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Cameroon face significant disparities in access to affordable bank credit compared to large corporations. While the gap between SME lending rates and those for large companies

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Pan-African Payment and Settlement System expansion

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Latest: Pan-African Payment and Settlement System expands across Africa

The Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS) has expanded its operations to more than 30 African countries across all five regions. The network connects 24 national and regional central banks, over 200 commercia

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