Broad money to total reserves ratio - Country Ranking - Africa

Definition: Broad money (IFS line 35L..ZK) is the sum of currency outside banks; demand deposits other than those of the central government; the time, savings, and foreign currency deposits of resident sectors other than the central government; bank and traveler’s checks; and other securities such as certificates of deposit and commercial paper.

Source: International Monetary Fund, International Financial Statistics and data files.

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Rank Country Value Year
1 Zimbabwe 95.76 2020
2 Sudan 54.43 2017
3 Equatorial Guinea 34.72 2019
4 Eritrea 29.63 2014
5 Burundi 13.79 2020
6 Somalia 13.35 1989
7 Ethiopia 10.56 2008
8 Dem. Rep. Congo 8.88 2018
9 Egypt 7.88 2020
10 Chad 6.18 2019
11 Kenya 5.00 2020
12 Zambia 4.70 2020
13 South Africa 4.55 2020
14 Morocco 4.34 2020
15 Djibouti 3.72 2020
16 Namibia 3.49 2020
17 Tunisia 3.38 2020
18 Nigeria 2.95 2020
19 Congo 2.94 2019
20 Cabo Verde 2.90 2020
21 Gabon 2.82 2019
22 Ghana 2.74 2020
23 Seychelles 2.55 2020
24 Guinea 2.51 2020
25 The Gambia 2.48 2020
26 Cameroon 2.47 2018
27 Mauritius 2.45 2020
28 Eswatini 2.36 2020
29 Algeria 2.35 2020
30 Tanzania 2.26 2018
31 Mauritania 2.18 2019
32 São Tomé and Principe 2.06 2020
33 Malawi 2.05 2016
34 Mozambique 2.04 2020
35 Uganda 1.90 2018
36 Madagascar 1.86 2020
37 Central African Republic 1.82 2019
38 Sierra Leone 1.70 2020
39 Angola 1.59 2020
40 Botswana 1.59 2020
41 Rwanda 1.48 2020
42 Comoros 1.31 2020
43 Liberia 1.24 2018
44 Lesotho 1.09 2019
45 Libya 0.87 2019

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Periodicity: Annual