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(Samson Tsedeke) Introduction In a landmark development for Ethiopia’s financial landscape, Ethio Telecom has officially launched its Initial Public Offering (IPO), marking the first time

Hagos Gebereamlak( Reporter Magazine) Amid Ethiopia’s ongoing foreign currency shortage, local investors like Tesema Ayano are left with little choice but to explore new avenues

Ethiopia’s recent $1.5 billion agreement with the World Bank marks a pivotal moment in its economic reform journey. This comprehensive package, blending both credit and grant financing, is designed to drive essential reforms across three key pillars: financial sector restructuring, fiscal transparency, and social resilience. As Ethiopia navigates significant challenges such as inflation, exchange rate volatility, and social inequality, these reforms are expected to stabilize the economy, enhance public trust, and promote sustainable growth. This report delves into the specifics of the agreement, exploring the immediate and long-term impacts on the country’s economic trajectory.”

In a landmark policy shift, Ethiopia has announced the liberalisation of its foreign exchange market, a move that took effect on July 29, 2024. This decision allows the exchange rate of the birr to be determined by market forces for the first time in over half a century,