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Ethiopia’s Interbank Money Market Surpasses 3 Trillion Birr in Cumulative Transactions

Ethiopia’s Interbank Money Market (IMM) has exceeded 3 trillion birr in cumulative transaction value, marking a major milestone in the country’s ongoing financial-sector reforms and highlighting the rapid adoption of market-based liquidity management among commercial banks. The achievement comes less than two years after the market was launched in October 2024 on the Ethiopian Securities

StockMarket.et6 Jun 2026

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Ethio Telecom Officially Listed on Ethiopian Securities Exchange as 96% of Investors Become Verified Shareholders

Ethio Telecom has achieved a major milestone as it officially listed on the Ethiopian Securities Exchange, paving the way for its shareholders to freely trade shares on the stock market. According to the latest update, 96% of investors who purchased Ethio Telecom shares have successfully completed verification and are now recognized as verified shareholders. Key

Capital Market

Ethiopia’s Interbank Money Market Surpasses 3 Trillion Birr in Cumulative Transactions

Ethio Telecom Officially Listed on Ethiopian Securities Exchange as 96% of Investors Become Verified Shareholders

Ethiopian Capital Market Authority Warns Public Against Unregistered Share Sale by Gezana General Trading

The Sleeping Giant Wakes: How Ethiopia Could End Up With Africa’s Most Liquid Capital Market

Ethiopian Securities Exchange Cuts Key Fees in Push to Deepen Capital Markets

CBE Capital Surpasses 1 Billion Birr in Treasury Bill Transactions

Ethiopian Securities Exchange Revises OTC Market Rules to Strengthen Oversight and Expand Participation

Abay Bank Joins Growing List of Ethiopian Banks Registered with Capital Market Authority

ESX Onboards Siinqee and First Addis Investment Banks as 6th and 7th Trading Members

Safaricom Ethiopia Revenue Jumps 58.3% as Customer Growth and Data Usage Accelerate

Ethiopia’s Quiet Paradox: The Sector That Feeds the Nation But Can’t Feed Itself

Why Bank-Only Financing Is Holding Ethiopia Back And How Capital Markets Change Everything