African Markets Review 02 23 18
- In Morocco, improvement of its rank regarding corruption perception index by 9 places to the 81st position in 2017 compared to the previous year, according to an report of TRANSPARENCY;
- A drastic decline in Tunisia’s net foreign reserves as of February 22nd, 2018, reaching TND 11.57bn and covering only 82 days of imports;
- Interest rates on loans provided by Ghana’s banks to customers decreased by 0.1% in January 2018 compared to last year;
- Among the African markets, the Tunisian Stock Exchange recorded the highest daily performance (+0.64%) whereas the West African Stock Exchange recorded the lowest one (-0.40%).
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