AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCEMAC Finance Watch: New data from the Bank of Central African States shows governments are still soaking up most banking attention, with net claims on the public sector hitting CFA11.4 trillion by end-March 2026—83.5% of total credit to the wider economy—highlighting how public financing needs keep shaping lending across Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon and Congo. Market Liquidity Reality Check: In a separate BVMAC snapshot, a full trading session recorded just 107 shares worth FCFA 9.27 million and no bond trades, while banks in the monetary union sought FCFA 535.5 billion in refinancing—more than the FCFA 500 billion available—pointing to a mismatch between available resources and active market use. Equatorial Guinea Energy Link: Kosmos Energy reported it has completed the sale of its interest in the Ceiba Field and Okume Complex in Equatorial Guinea as part of its Q2 2026 results, alongside higher oil output and new Jubilee wells coming online. Policy & Jobs Push: A broader agribusiness push across Africa is framed as a jobs engine, with calls to scale value chains and cut food import dependence—an angle that matters for local industry planning in Equatorial Guinea.
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