Economists Question Durability of Ethiopia’s Exchange Rate Reform
According to Banks in Ethiopia, An EEA survey finds 56.4% of 266 experts see risks to Ethiopia’s market-based exchange rate reform over the next two to three years. Economists Question Durability of Ethiopia’s Exchange Rate Reform More than half of economists surveyed by the Ethiopian Economics Association (EEA) see a meaningful risk that Ethiopia’s market-based exchange rate regime could be partially reversed or replaced by tighter controls within the next two to three years.

What happened
An EEA survey finds 56.4% of 266 experts see risks to Ethiopia’s market-based exchange rate reform over the next two to three years. Economists Question Durability of Ethiopia’s Exchange Rate Reform More than half of economists surveyed by the Ethiopian Economics Association (EEA) see a meaningful risk that Ethiopia’s market-based exchange rate regime could be partially reversed or replaced by tighter controls within the next two to three years.
Why it matters
No verified analysis is available for this report.
What to watch
Watch for official pricing, liquidity, participation and regulatory updates that show how the change is affecting Ethiopia’s financial markets.
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