Ethiopia and Nigeria adopt floating exchange rates to address inflation, debt, and investment challenges.

Ethiopia and Nigeria, Africa's two largest economies, have switched from a fixed to a floating exchange rate to tackle inflation, debt, and foreign investment challenges. This policy, while a bold step, risks increased inflation and a rise in living costs. Both countries must manage potential fallout and consider broader economic reforms to ensure long-term success.

August 26, 2024
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