Exchange rate determinants in the Democratic Republic of Congo

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, the exchange rate of the Congolese franc is therefore influenced by a complex combination of economic, political and external factors. High inflation, a persistent trade deficit, political instability and fluctuating commodity prices are among the major challenges facing the Congolese economy.To stabilize the exchange rate and sustain economic growth, it is crucial that the DRC implements coherent economic policies, reinforces political stability, improves economic productivity and diversifies its economy beyond commodities. In addition, prudent management of capital flows and an appropriate monetary policy are essential to mitigate pressures on the exchange rate.Understanding the determinants of the exchange rate in the DRC requires an in-depth analysis of these various interconnected factors, each of which plays a critical role in the country's economic and financial dynamics.

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Patrick Nzita Mbungu poluchil stepen' po äkonomike i menedzhmentu i w nastoqschee wremq qwlqetsq nauchnym assistentom po äkonomike i finansam na fakul'tete äkonomiki i menedzhmenta Uniwersiteta gosudarstwennogo prezideta Dzhozefa Kasa Vubu (UKV/BOMA).