Expert Insights: Your Compass for Tanzania's Economic Landscape
Uncover expert analyses on Tanzania's economy and the East African business landscape through our Insights section. Stay informed and gain the crucial information you need to make strategic decisions in Tanzania's vibrant market.
Tax policies significantly influence Tanzania’s investment climate, affecting both local and foreign investors. While taxation is crucial for government revenue, an overly complex and high tax regime can discourage investments,...
The Bank of Tanzania's Statement of Financial Position as of January 2025 shows a 1.6% increase in total assets, reaching TZS 25.24 trillion from TZS 24.85 trillion in December 2024....
The Tanzania Shilling (TZS) showed significant appreciation in December 2024, reversing the depreciation trend observed in previous months. The currency’s movement was influenced by increased foreign exchange inflows, monetary policy...
As of December 2024, Tanzania’s domestic debt stood at TZS 32.65 trillion, reflecting a decline of TZS 919.9 billion from the previous month, signaling improved revenue collection and reduced short-term...
Borrowing Patterns, Debt Service, and Sustainability Risks As of December 2024, Tanzania’s total public debt stood at USD 46.6 billion, with external debt accounting for 70.7% (USD 32.9 billion). The...
Zanzibar’s economy grew by 6.2% in 2024, up from 5.8% in 2023, driven by tourism (12.7% growth), trade (7.1% growth), and infrastructure investments. The inflation rate dropped to 3.9%, improving...
Revenue Growth, Expenditure Trends, and Fiscal Deficit Challenges Tanzania’s budget performance in December 2024 reflected strong revenue collection, controlled expenditure, and a widening fiscal deficit. The government collected TZS 2,737.6...
As of December 2024, Tanzania’s external debt stood at TZS 79.72 trillion (USD 32.93 billion), with 67.8% (TZS 54.10 trillion) denominated in US dollars (USD). The Euro accounted for 16.2%...
In December 2024, Tanzania’s external sector showed resilience, with total exports rising by 9.8% to USD 14.72 billion, driven by gold (USD 3.49 billion, +4.3%) and tourism (USD 3.10 billion,...
Liquidity Trends, Government Borrowing, and Exchange Rate Movements In December 2024, Tanzania’s financial markets showed notable shifts in liquidity, government borrowing, and currency performance. Interbank cash market rates fell to...
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