Kenya’s FX Reserves Down To US$13.65 Billion—Is The Slide Over?
Kenya’s foreign reserves plunged $509 million in three weeks as Middle East tensions bite. At 5.7 months of import cover, the real question is what happens next.
Can China Really Help Make Africa the World’s Factory?
China’s $282 billion gamble could transform Africa into the next manufacturing powerhouse—or repeat the exploitation critics fear. The evidence reveals surprising winners and losers.
Africa’s 2026 Forex Market: Key Trends for Traders
Kenya’s 100,000 retail traders signal a seismic shift: Africa’s forex markets are no longer peripheral. Find out why unemployment is fueling currency mastery.
Warsh’s Fed Challenges Orthodoxy, Leaving Traders on Edge
Fed Chair Warsh wants to dismantle the $6.6 trillion balance sheet while cutting rates on AI optimism. Traders brace for volatility without forward guidance.
Is ‘Higher for Longer’ Fracturing the Fed? Its Most Divided Meeting in 30 Years
The Federal Reserve just recorded its most fractured vote in three decades. Four officials dissented—and they couldn’t even agree on which direction rates should go.
