SSA Market Monitor Report Series

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About this Report Series: FrontierView's Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) Market Monitor report series provides you with a comprehensive snapshot of the macroeconomic, geopolitical and business environment across the region every single month. Click on the Product Details tab for an Executive Summary and full Table of Contents from the latest report...

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About this Report Series:

FrontierView's Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) Market Monitor report series provides you with a comprehensive snapshot of the macroeconomic, geopolitical and business environment across the region every single month.

Click on the Product Details tab for an Executive Summary and full Table of Contents from the latest report or click Request a Sample to download a complete report from a few months ago to see exactly how the report is structured before you buy.

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Executive Summary

Private sector activity has been remarkably resilient in recent months, helping to offset fragile public finances to drive GDP growth. However, the outlook is less certain. Currency risks have risen because of the US Federal Reserve's increasingly hawkish stance and rising fuel import bills.

Inflation continues to accelerate in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), but the worst has yet to materialize. Global prices for agriculture commodities and oil are likely to peak in late Q3 or early Q4, and the impacts of strict lockdowns in Shanghai on shipping and supply chains haven't yet manifested.

Amid rising costs and increased currency risks, businesses should review their pricing strategies in tandem with their product portfolios; double down on resilient industries, such as ICT and mining; and consider raising marketing spending to counter softening customer sentiment.

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