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MIMO POLICY RATE REDUCED TO 9.50 %

MIMO POLICY RATE REDUCED TO 9.50 %

The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Banco de Moçambique has decided to reduce the monetary policy rate, MIMO, from 9.75% to 9.50%. Read More

OUR HISTORY

OUR HISTORY

The Banco de Moçambique (BM) was established in 1975 by Decree No. 2/75 of May 17, in light of the commitments undertaken in the Lusaka Accords in 1974. Read More

GDP

GDP

The decline in economic activity in the second quarter of 2025. Read More

INFLATION

INFLATION

Food products and non-alcoholic beverages were the main drivers of the slowdown in annual inflation in November. Read More

Our Mission

Our Mission

Preserve the value of the national currency and promote a sound and inclusive financial sector. Read More

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      5-01-2026

      OPENING AND OPERATION OF ACCOUNTS WITH FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS ABROAD
      Foreign exchange legislation establishes that the opening and operation of bank accounts abroad are subject to prior authorisation from the BM.

      29-12-2025

      FOREIGN ASSETS REPORTING REQUIREMENT
      Foreign exchange legislation requires all residents to declare to the Banco de Moçambique any assets generated, acquired or held abroad.

      23-12-2025

      ALERT ON FRAUDULENT FINANCING AND DONATION PROPOSALS
      The BM warns of the existence of entities that fraudulently present proposals for the financing of projects or for donations in the country.

      23-12-2025

      FINANCIAL INCLUSION INDICATORS - Q3 2025
      The financial inclusion indicators for the third quarter of 2025 are now available.

      22-12-2025

      REQUIREMENT TO USE THE NATIONAL BANKING SYSTEM IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE OPERATIONS AND PROHIBITION OF THE USE OF CARDS FOR PAYMENTS RELATED TO IMPORTS OF GOODS FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES
      Under the foreign exchange legislation, the payment of imports of goods for commercial purposes using bank cards is prohibited.

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