Banco de Moçambique’s H2 2026 calendar schedules an additional Type A bill session on 1 October. Here is what the late-September auctions say to watch for.
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Money
Seven-day reverse repo: the weekly offer fell to MT 115.3bn ahead of 30 September
Banco de Moçambique offered MT 134.2bn, then MT 125.4bn, then MT 115.3bn in its weekly seven-day reverse repo. The 30 September cycle shows whether banks still want to park money there.
Congo’s carbon authorization expands a clean-energy finance channel
The DRC has increased Econetix’s Article 6 authorization to a cumulative 2.75 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent, covering a programme that includes solar and clean-cooking activities.
Rwanda’s B+ rating keeps growth and debt in one frame
Fitch’s B+ Stable assessment, as reported by Rwanda’s finance ministry, reflects strong growth potential and concessional financing while keeping fiscal and debt management under scrutiny.
Angola’s first sustainability bond opens a new capital channel
BAI raised Kz57.5 billion in Angola’s first public sustainability-bond offer, creating a listed instrument that links domestic savings to eligible green and social projects.
Malawi’s $165.9 million grant treats resilience as infrastructure
The World Bank-backed INSPIRE-O programme combines adaptive safety nets, climate-smart public works and economic inclusion across all 25 districts and four cities.
Mozambique’s August bank credit: traders up 10.7% on the year, builders and farmers down
Commerce borrowed MT26.2bn in August 2026, up 10.7% on the year, while construction, farming, mining and tourism had less. Why banks prefer short working capital, and what to do.
Dollar long cap cut to 2% of equity: reference selling rate closes August at MT64.54
From 3 August 2026 banks may hold net long foreign-exchange positions of only 2% of equity, down from 20%; the reference selling rate closed August at 64.54 and the rand at 3.96 meticais.
August 2026: the reference mean twitched to MT63.95 as banks lost room to hold dollars
Banco de Moçambique’s August 2026 bulletins’ reference mean averaged MT63.91 but hit MT63.95 on 27 August, weeks after a notice cut banks’ long FX position limit from 20% to 2% of own funds.