The Central Bank of Congo (BCC) announced on Monday, August 18, 2025, that it had sold 50 million US dollars to commercial banks at a rate of 2,776 CDF for 1 USD. This intervention, according to a statement from the BCC, aims to stabilize the national currency in a context marked by strong inflationary pressures…...
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