We think economies across Sub-Saharan Africa will weather US tariffs relatively well. Indeed, improved terms of trade (for most) and lower inflation and interest rates should support a modest pick-up in growth over the next couple of years. Maintaining fiscal discipline remains critical for many governments, but Angola and Kenya are showing signs of strain. Public debt concerns are most acute in these two countries as well as Mozambique.
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