African Markets Review 03 02 18
- In Morocco, tourism acceleration plan will be implemented on 04/02/2018 aiming to reach 12 million tourists in 2018 and 15 million visitors in 2020;
- Kenya’s banking sector registered a high level of ROE of about 24.6% in 2016 (vs. 15% among the whole African market), the year when a law capping interest rates was passed;
- In South Africa, the trade deficit reached USD 2.3bn in January, partly due to an increase of imports by 18.3%;
- Among the African markets, the Kenyan Stock Market recorded the highest daily performance (+1.05%) while the Nigerian Stock Exchange recorded the lowest one (-1.06%).
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