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Private-sector credit growth exceeded inflation by 27.00 percentage points in 2026-07

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Year-on-year percent in the same observation month

Inflation4.20%Credit growth31.20%

Note: Both rates come from the same Monthly Economic Review observation month. The visual compares published year-on-year rates and does not infer causality.

Source dated .

Data source: Bank of Tanzania Monthly Economic Review

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Analysis

How far is private-sector credit growth running above inflation?

What the chart shows

Credit grew 31.20% while headline inflation was 4.20% in the same BoT observation month. The gap describes pace, not the quality or distribution of lending.

Why it matters

Credit growing faster than prices can support activity, but the benefit depends on where lending goes and whether borrowers can service it.

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CRDB accounted for 55.34% of session turnover

Share of verified DSE session turnover

55.34%CRDBCRDB55.34%All others44.66%

Note: The ring divides verified total session turnover between the leading counter and all other counters. It does not infer the identity or intent of buyers and sellers.

Source dated .

Data source: Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange

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The leading counter represented TZS 2.38bn of the session's TZS 4.30bn turnover. A high share describes where trading occurred, not market quality or future direction.

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NMB accounted for 90.53% of session turnover

Share of verified DSE session turnover

90.53%NMBNMB90.53%All others9.47%

Note: The ring divides verified total session turnover between the leading counter and all other counters. It does not infer the identity or intent of buyers and sellers.

Source dated .

Data source: Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange

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The leading counter represented TZS 13.93bn of the session's TZS 15.39bn turnover. A high share describes where trading occurred, not market quality or future direction.

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The latest session was narrower but less concentrated than its recent pattern

Net breadth versus leading-counter turnover share across verified sessions

Leading counter’s turnover share (%)30%60%90%2026-08-19: 4; NMB 59.17%2026-08-20: 1; CRDB 49.10%2026-08-21: 0; CRDB 58.63%2026-08-24: 0; NMB 55.13%2026-08-26: 3; CRDB 32.70%2026-08-27: -7; NMB 89.81%2026-08-28: -2; NMB 83.75%2026-08-31: 2; NMB 85.95%2026-09-01: 2; NMB 81.38%2026-09-02: 4; NMB 49.26%2026-09-03: -5; CRDB 76.83%2026-09-04: 5; CRDB 54.78%2026-09-07: 6; CRDB 58.76%2026-09-08: 5; CRDB 50.17%2026-09-09: -3; NMB 44.43%2026-09-10: 2; NMB 69.43%2026-09-11: -1; NMB 72.80%2026-09-14: -2; NMB 53.19%2026-09-15: -5; NMB 76.45%2026-09-16: -8; NMB 33.97%-80+6Advancing minus declining countersNMB

Note: The horizontal axis is advancing counters minus declining counters. The vertical axis is the leading counter's share of verified session turnover. Median rules divide the recent window; the chart describes participation, not future returns.

Source dated .

Data source: Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange

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Net breadth was -8 counters and NMB carried 33.97% of turnover. The chart places those two facts beside the latest twenty verified sessions.

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The 364-day bill yield stands 2.17 percentage points above current inflation

Percent and percentage-point gap, using independently dated BoT records. Inflation: Aug 2026. Bill auction: 9 Sep 2026.

INFLATION4.30%364-DAY BILL6.47%Gap: +2.17 pp

Note: The chart subtracts the BoT current-position inflation rate from the latest published 364-day weighted-average auction yield. The records have independent clocks and are shown without interpolation.

Source dated .

Data source: Bank of Tanzania auction and current-position records

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The latest 364-day auction yield was 6.47%, compared with the BoT current-position inflation reading of 4.30% for Aug 2026. This is a simple nominal gap, not a realised real return.

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