Improved Trade Balance and Strengthened Reserves Amid Economic Growth External Sector Performance Overview The external sector performance of Tanzania has shown notable improvements due to several factors: The current account...
Foreign Exchange Market in Tanzania The foreign exchange market in Tanzania is integral to the country's monetary policy and economic stability: Foreign Exchange Operations Exchange Rate Movements Foreign Exchange Reserves...
Overview of Tanzania's Monetary Policy The Bank of Tanzania's primary goal in monetary policy is to maintain price stability and support economic growth. The current monetary policy framework involves several...
The depreciation of the Tanzania shilling against the US dollar can have several implications for the economy. Monthly Depreciation Exchange Rates: This indicates the shilling depreciated by approximately 0.56% in...
The increase in Tanzania's national debt, particularly external debt, has a significant relationship with the depreciation of the Tanzania shilling. This relationship has various economic implications, including higher debt servicing...
Global Economic Situation Domestic Economic Performance Economic Performance in Zanzibar These key economic indicators highlight the current economic conditions and trends in Tanzania, indicating a stable inflation environment, growing money...
External Debt In May 2021, Tanzania's external debt stood at 75,367,435.00 million TZS. By April 2023, this figure increased to 81,239,648.00 million TZS, marking significant growth over nearly two years....
Interbank Cash Market (IBCM) The Interbank Cash Market (IBCM) is a crucial platform where banks trade shilling liquidity among themselves: Interbank Foreign Exchange Market (IFEM) The Interbank Foreign Exchange Market...
Boosting Exports, Tourism, and Foreign Investment Amidst Growing Imports The external sector performance in Tanzania reflects the country's interactions with the global economy through trade, foreign direct investments, and other...
