Key African Economies to Hold Off From Rate Cuts Until Second Half of 2024

(Bloomberg) -- African central banks due to decide on interest rates in the next three weeks are poised to maintain tight monetary policies, in contrast to their emerging market peers in Europe and Latin America, who have started cutting. Most Read from BloombergBlinken’s Return From Davos Was Delayed After Plane Broke DownYouTube and Spotify Won’t Launch Apple Vision Pro Apps, Joining NetflixPakistan’s Army Strikes Back at Iran as Both Sides Urge CalmTrump Asks Supreme Court to Keep Him on Colo

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