African Markets Review 02 22 2021
- In Morocco, creation of a new institutional committee with the objective of identifying and analyzing the contributions, benefits and risks of a Central Bank Digital Currency for the national economy;
- In Tunisia, a note from the CENTRAL BANK OF TUNISIA (BCT) indicates that in December 2020, exports recorded an increase of +3.7% compared to the previous month and +8.1% over a year;
- In Egypt, the exports of food industries stabilized in 2020 at USD 3.5bn, which are the same rates in 2019, despite the negative repercussions of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on global trade;
- The Nairobi Securities Exchange recorded the best daily performance (+0.75%) among the covered markets, whereas the Casablanca Stock Exchange posted the worst one (-0.87%).
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