Brazilian President Lula expresses concern over food prices while predicting a decrease in inflation rates.
Brazil’s finance minister forecasts inflation over 4.5% until June but sees potential economic growth due
Zimbabwe’s retail sector has experienced over 1,000 job losses as firms struggle amidst a worsening
Uganda maintains its key lending rate at 9.75%, citing contained inflation but acknowledging external uncertainties
The Kenyan Central Bank has reduced the Central Bank Rate by 50 basis points and
Kenya’s Central Bank sees minimal effects on the shilling from Trump’s aid freeze, citing strong
Agribusiness executives emphasize reinvention as critical for future viability, with 44% expressing concerns over economic
Argentina’s economy is under strain as President Javier Milei seeks a £9 billion IMF loan
Ghana’s consumer inflation decreased slightly to 23.5% in January, down from 23.8% in December, primarily
Ghana’s food prices are surging, with ginger up 114.4%, and several staples witnessing over 50%