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The 2027 Budget plans K284.8bn of spending, +12.5% on 2026, with K41.9bn borrowed and 23.7% going on debt service. What it spends, how it is paid for, and how past budgets held up.

Inflation at 6.3% in October, the kwacha at K19.42 per dollar in September, copper at $14,416 a tonne, a deficit of $186.4m on trade.

Zambia’s 9.9% Unemployment Rate Is Better News Than It First Appears

Zambia’s 2027 Budget: The real test is whether the numbers hold

Grow Zambia: The Formation Is Set, But Can Zambia Change Shape?

Zambia’s New IMF Deal: Stability Has Been Bought. Can Growth Now Be Delivered?

Zambia’s 7% Growth Target: Government Cannot Do It Alone

The Immortal Engine

What September’s Fuel Hike Means for Zambia’s Economy

Bank of Zambia Cuts Policy Rate to 10.75% — As KSJ Predicted

What Will the Bank of Zambia Do With the Policy Rate?

Zambia's Inflation Is Slowing. But the Cost-of-Living Story Is More Complicated

US Bond Yields Rise, Putting Zambia on Notice

Wall Street Pulls Back as Oil Rises and Rate Fears Return

The exchange rate is the single price that touches every other price in Zambia. Here is where it has been.

Treasury bill yields, bond yields and the spread between them — a plain-English guide to the most quoted numbers in Lusaka finance.

A Winning Fiscal Strategy for Zambia: From Ministry-Centric Budgeting to Provincial Equity

Zambia Enters New J.P. Morgan Frontier Bond Index

Government vows to keep inflation low

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Zambia’s Fuel Tax Holiday Is Not Free — Someone Is Paying the Bill

Dr. Edna Litana Makes History as First Woman to Lead EAZ

What Does HH’s Re-election Mean for the Zambian Economy?

While Zambia Was Watching the Ballot, the Weather Was Sending a Warning

ZAMBIA AS SADC’S ELECTION CENTRE

Zambia’s Economy in 2026: From Stabilisation to the Search for Growth

Electoral conduct

High borrowing costs continue to weigh on small business growth, even as headline inflation moderates.

Taylor Rule-based models and machine learning forecasts point to a cautious policy stance as inflation expectations stabilize.