Market Summary 2025
Cede Research Team
28/04/2026
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This report analyzes the shift from crisis management to structural stabilization across key African economies and the global market in 2025.
- Nigeria's Transformation: Following high-stakes fiscal corrections and exchange rate unification, the Naira anchored within a transparent range of ₦1,400 to ₦1,550. Inflation saw a disinflationary success, dropping from 34% to 14.45% by late 2025, driven by aggressive monetary tightening and reduced energy costs.
- Ghana's Redemption: Ghana transitioned from debt distress to fiscal credibility, with the Cedi seeing a resurgence supported by a Gold-for-Reserves program. Inflation crashed to single digits (6.3%), and the country's credit rating was upgraded following a landmark Eurobond redemption.
- Kenya's Yield Rotation: Kenya led the continent in interest rate cuts, stimulating private sector credit and pushing the Nairobi Securities Exchange to multi-year highs. A successful $1.5 billion Eurobond issuance effectively dismantled the sovereign default narrative.
- Global Context: Despite tariff shocks and onshoring trends in the U.S., global equity markets posted strong gains driven by the explosive performance of AI-driven companies.
Our Solutions (Cede)
The summary highlights Cede's role in providing the treasury infrastructure and trade solutions necessary to navigate these markets.
- Global Trade Advisory: Helping businesses navigate complex corridors and accelerate cross-border operations.
- Trade Finance: Providing working capital and structured payment flows for trade-related needs.
- Treasury Risk Management: Offering hedging tools and derivatives to protect against FX volatility and macroeconomic shocks.
- Borderless Payments: Enabling businesses to seamlessly send and receive payments across multiple countries and currencies.
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