Tanzania’s economic performance in 2025 reflects a period of strong macroeconomic stability, export-led growth, and improving external resilience, underpinned by prudent monetary management by the Bank of Tanzania (BoT). As...
Tanzania Economic Updates December 2025 - Comprehensive Analysis 1. Macroeconomic Overview Tanzania's economy demonstrated robust stability and resilience during October-November 2025, as highlighted in the Bank of Tanzania's November 2025...
Tanzania's total national debt stock (external + domestic) stood at USD 50,932.1 million at end-October 2025, equivalent to approximately TZS 125.3 trillion at the average exchange rate of TZS 2,460...
Tanzania's government domestic debt stock reached TZS 38,114.8 billion in October 2025, marking a 1.8% increase from September 2025 (TZS 37,459 billion), according to the Bank of Tanzania's (BoT) Monthly...
Tanzania's external debt stock totaled USD 35,385.5 million at the end of October 2025, reflecting a modest 0.7% monthly decrease from September's USD 35,438.3 million, primarily due to net amortizations...
The Tanzania shilling (TZS) exhibited strong stability and net appreciation throughout 2025, bolstered by robust foreign exchange (FX) inflows from gold exports (USD 2.8 billion YTD through October, +38.9% YoY),...
The Tanzania shilling (TZS) demonstrated remarkable resilience throughout 2025, appreciating by 9.5% year-on-year against the USD from October 2024 to October 2025, and sustaining firmness into December amid robust foreign...
In October 2025, Tanzania’s government securities market demonstrated high activity and liquidity, with Treasury bills (T-bills) and Treasury bonds (T-bonds) auctions attracting strong oversubscription amid ample banking sector liquidity (M3...
Tanzania's fiscal operations in October 2025 reflected disciplined execution amid a challenging global environment, with domestic revenues achieving 96.1% of target (TZS 2,328.5 billion) and total expenditures at 76.4% of...
Zanzibar's economy in 2025 has demonstrated robust resilience and growth, contributing significantly to Tanzania's overall economic development. As a semi-autonomous region within the United Republic of Tanzania, Zanzibar accounts for...
