Taux d’intérêt en baisse et activité industrielle en hausse dans l’UEMOA
In June 2025, the West African Economic and Monetary Union's interbank market saw a slight increase in trade, estimated at 0.3%. At the same time, the average interest rate applied between banks fell to 4.94%, reflecting slightly smoother access to liquidity in a relatively relaxed monetary environment.
This development is part of a regional economic situation marked by several positive signals. Inflation was generally under control, with a negative monthly variation of 0.2%, helping to preserve purchasing power and limit price pressures. At the same time, industrial activity grew significantly, with an increase of 12.1%, illustrating a restart of production in several Member States.
The combination of these factors reflects a form of macroeconomic stability, which allows financial institutions to adjust their positions more predictably. The interconnectedness of banks within this interbank framework remains a key indicator of the health of the regional financial system, while also providing a detailed reading of expectations regarding the BCEAO's monetary policy.
This upturn in activity, although modest, reinforces the trend towards post-crisis normalization, but also calls for monitoring of disparities between member countries and structural vulnerabilities that could resurface in the event of an external shock.
Commentaires (1)
Q'en est il du taux directeur del le BECEAO il nous faut cette info car c'est ultimement lié au taux d'interet des banques.
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