Institutional-grade analysis and market intelligence covering Africa’s economies, financial systems, sovereigns, and capital markets.
The continent is growing at 4.2 percent. It is also trapped in a debt architecture that drains the very fiscal space growth is supposed to create.
The African Development Bank says the continent's yawning development financing gap can be closed — not by aid, but by Africa itself. What Brazzaville revealed.
An in-depth analysis of the BoG's balance-sheet impairment and why it does not signal operational failure. Intelligence Brief — Inaugural Edition.
A data visualisation comparing government debt as a share of GDP across South Africa, Egypt, Nigeria, Algeria, and Morocco over 25 years.
A forward-looking analysis of Nigeria's macroeconomic trajectory as the Tinubu administration's structural reforms take hold across the fiscal and monetary landscape.
A regional breakdown of East Africa's economic performance — the fastest-growing sub-region on the continent — and the divergent growth models behind the headline figure.
Every weekend, AEI Intelligence publishes a longer-form analytical piece on a developing theme in African economics, finance, or sovereign risk.
The African Economy Intelligence Brief delivers institutional-grade analysis on macroeconomic developments, sovereign risk, financial systems, and market trends across Africa.
Access the Brief →Sovereign monetary and fiscal dynamics, central bank balance sheets, IMF programme mechanics, inflation trajectories, and currency dynamics across African economies.
Capital markets, sovereign debt sustainability, credit analysis, the sovereign-banking nexus, and the institutional frameworks defining Africa's financial architecture.
Food systems, commodity markets, agricultural finance, and rural development — analysed for their macro-level impact on African growth and trade balances.
GDP releases, sector-level growth analysis, structural transformation, and economic development across African economies.
Fiscal policy, monetary frameworks, regulatory developments, and the institutional structures shaping African economic governance.
Quantitative intelligence, market data analysis, and data visualisations on African financial markets, currencies, and sovereign instruments.
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