Namibia
Namibia’s GDP growth slows to 2.9 percent as mining and construction stall; fiscal consolidation and subdued demand weigh on momentum, even as green-hydrogen and oil prospects underpin long-term optimism.
Namibia
Namibia’s $10 billion Hyphen hydrogen project faces reassessment as financing costs rise and timelines slip. The Namibian dollar (NADUSD=X) tracks the rand, while high oil (CL=F) prices strain input economics, forcing policymakers to recalibrate green-energy ambitions.
Namibia
Namibia generated only 37% of its electricity in August, relying on costly imports from Eskom. Currency weakness (NADUSD=X) and high oil (CL=F) prices compound inflation pressure as renewable projects struggle to offset rising regional demand.
Namibia
Rhino Resources’ appraisal and flow-test plans deepen Namibia’s offshore momentum; sovereign gains hinge on appraisal success, investor alignment, and policy discipline amid rising basin activity. (CL=F, XNGUSD)
Namibia
Namibia trims 2025 growth to 3.3% as manufacturing weakens; CL=F steadies fuel costs while ZAR=X depreciation raises imported inputs. Yields near 11% reflect execution risk; progress on credit, exports, and utilization is required to re-anchor growth by 2027.
Namibia
Namibia backs BBNJ as ZAR=X steadies and CL=F frames terms of trade; reserves near $3.3 billion and 10-year yields around 10–11% test whether governance delivery compresses spreads and unlocks $200 million in blue-economy capital by 2026.
Namibia
Namibia’s automation drive tightens SME loan spreads and broadens the tax base; banks CGP.NM and FNB.NM gain from data-rich underwriting as the 6.50% repo anchors the peg. Watch adoption share, spread differentials, and VAT/PAYE breadth for validation.