African Markets Review 09 01 19
- The Moroccan Company, SALAFIN, has been subject to a tax audit of MAD 40m in 2010-2017;
- The electronic payment activity in Tunisia remains low with only 13.5% of transactions being made in the form of payments through VSEs, according to the Central Bank;
- The BRITISH STANDARD CHARTERED BANK estimated, in a long-term projection that Egypt will be one of the 10 largest economies in the world in 2030;
- Among the African markets, the Tunisian stock market recorded the highest daily performance (+0.54%), while the Nigerian stock exchange recorded the lowest one (-1.42%).
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