Author Archives: Vetiva Capital

Terminal rate hikes on the offing

Analyst: Ibukun Omoyeni*i.omoyeni@vetiva.com In the third meeting of the year, the Cardoso-led Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) raised the Monetary Policy Rate by 150bps to 26.25%, leaving other rates constant. In line with the Governor’s guidance at the 2023 Banker’s Committee dinner, the apex bank has delivered a cumulative 750bps hike in H1’24, in a bid...

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SSA Inflation Update – April 2024

Analyst: Moshood Salaudeen* m.salaudeen@vetiva.com Inflation eases in top SSA economies, as food prices decline In April 2024, 8 out of the top 10 SSA economies experienced a decline in their headline inflation rate. We highlight that this moderation was driven by a fall in the prices of food across these economies. The average inflation rate...

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FY’24 SSA Telecoms Outlook: Poised for growth

Poised for growth In the face of prevailing challenges, the telecom industry across our coverage countries in Sub-Saharan Africa has displayed resilience, with mobile money and data emerging as the predominant growth catalysts, aligning with our earlier forecasts. While penetration rates vary across markets, noticeable gaps persist in each, prompting telcos to proactively address these...

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FY’24 Banking Outlook: Core banking to drive growth

Core banking to drive growth  2023 was a challenging year for the banking sector globally, as the sector suffered from the fallout of regional banks in the U.S amid tighter monetary policies, confluence of geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainties, and technological advancements. However, SSA banks proved resilient amid headwinds, with Nigerian banks leading the pack, owing...

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FY’24 Nigeria Agriculture Outlook: A thorny path to harvest

A thorny path to harvest The Nigerian agricultural sector has been grappling with legacy issues and declining productivity which were further worsened by ongoing geopolitical tensions. However, with strategic policy implementation and intra African trade opportunities, there is potential for growth. The realization of these prospects faces obstacles, particularly the lack of infrastructural development in...

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