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Treasury bills on 1 October: a 12.15% 91-day rate, 10bp under the lending window
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.
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.