Tanzania’s current account deficit narrowed significantly to USD 2,117.6 million in the year ending June 2025, a 24.3% improvement from USD 2,797.7 million in June 2024. This USD 680.1 million...
Strong Growth, Low Inflation, but Trade and Budget Deficits Persist Zanzibar’s economy showed resilience in 2024, with real GDP growth rising to 6.8%, up from 5.1% in 2023, driven primarily...
Stability in Lending, Competitive Deposit Market, and a Narrowing Spread Signal Sector Efficiency In June 2025, Tanzania’s banking sector exhibited notable stability and competitiveness. The overall lending rate held steady...
As of May 2025, Tanzania’s national debt reached TZS 107.70 trillion (approx. USD 39.88 billion), with external debt accounting for TZS 72.94 trillion (67.7%) and domestic debt at TZS 34.76...
In May 2025, the Tanzanian Shilling (TZS) demonstrated relative stability amid ongoing external and domestic pressures, with an annual depreciation rate of 3.82%, easing slightly from 3.86% in April. The...
Tanzania’s inflation trends in May 2025 reflect a stable but nuanced economic environment. Headline inflation at 3.2% is well within regional and national targets, supported by declining non-food and core...
1. Total Domestic Debt Stock 2. Government Domestic Debt by Creditor Category 3. Comparison with April 2025 4. Key Takeaways Summary Table – May 2025 Creditor Category May 2025 (TZS...
1. External Debt Stock by Borrower 2. Disbursed Outstanding Debt by Use of Funds 3. Disbursed Outstanding Debt by Currency Composition Summary Snapshot Metric Value Total External Debt USD 35.6...
1. Inflation 2. Government Budgetary Operations 3. External Sector Performance Additional Insights and Outlook Zanzibar Economic Performance - May 2025: Key Figures Indicator Value Change (% or Details) Headline Inflation...
1. Central Government Revenues 2. Central Government Expenditures 3. Key Observations Summary Table – April 2025 Budget Item Amount (TZS Billion) Total Revenue 2,544.1 • Tax Revenue 2,105.3 • Non-Tax...
